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Jonathan Jones is an NFL cornerback for the Washington Commanders who rose from the undrafted ranks to become two-time Super Bowl champion with the New England Patriots, a businessman, philanthropist, and licensed pilot. In 2019, Jonathan founded the Jonathan Jones Next Step Foundation in 2019, a platform dedicated to empowering youth through education, professional development, and mentorship. The foundation works to alleviate food insecurity, promote women in stem and sports, and to promote professional development in the communities where he lives. Jay and Jonathan talk about investing in the communities they live in, acknowledging the people who helped you become the person you are, and paying that same investment forward to the next generation. Episode Chapters 0:00 intro 1:24 Building local connections 4:25 Jonathan’s mentors and mentees 10:54 Jonathan’s pride in his mentees’ successes 13:04 how Jonathan chooses his causes 14:08 Jonathan’s support for girls and young women 17:19: Jonathan’s passion for flying 19:40 The Next Step Foundation 20:29 Goodbye For video episodes, watch on www.youtube.com/@therudermanfamilyfoundation Stay in touch: X: @JayRuderman | @RudermanFdn LinkedIn: Jay Ruderman | Ruderman Family Foundation Instagram: All About Change Podcast | Ruderman Family Foundation To learn more about the podcast, visit https://allaboutchangepodcast.com/ Looking for more insights into the world of activism? Be sure to check out Jay’s brand new book, Find Your Fight , in which Jay teaches the next generation of activists and advocates how to step up and bring about lasting change. You can find Find Your Fight wherever you buy your books, and you can learn more about it at www.jayruderman.com .…

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Implementation Advice

hace 18 años

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Implementation Advice

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Implementation Advice

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published hace 18 años

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To listen to the program, simply click on the title below:

Implementation Advice

Feel free to leave a comment here at the site, or if you wish, E-mail me directly with comments or suggestions at paulpalmes@pdcauditing.com

Thanks!!

10 episodios

#Business #Marketing #Tech #Quality #Lean #Tqm #Process #Ethics #Design #Fmea #Pdca #Compliance #Sarbanes #Oxley #Paul Palmes #Careers #IT Management #ISO #Audit #Pillar #Experience

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Implementation Advice

hace 18 years

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A recent E-mail from Lauri Tuulberg of Estonia produced the subject of this Podcast. His question was intriguing to me in that it asks for guidance to often-faced issues. And even though the subject is quality program implementation problems, it’s clear that the same dynamics are at play in any new project – be it a sales campaign or the introduction of a new enterprise software program. To listen to the program, simply click on the title below: Implementation Advice Feel free to leave a comment here at the site, or if you wish, E-mail me directly with comments or suggestions at paulpalmes@pdcauditing.com Thanks!!…

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Definitions

hace 18 years

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Defining certain words in the “Wonderful World of Quality Management” can be a daunting task. In this Podcast, I’ve tried to define several terms we often use, but may not have taken the time to consider in depth. The story behind this program came from a recent E-mail, and I hope it answers the listener’s concerns! To listen to the program, click on the title below: Definitions Of course, comments are always welcome here at the site, or you can write to me directly at: paulpalmes@pdcauditing.com Be Safe!!…

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Podcasting Basics -Live from Reno

hace 19 years

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This is a live demonstration, presented on October 20, at the ASQ Quality Audit Division Conference in Reno, Nevada. The podcast itself is a basic overview of podcasting and how it’s done. We’ve tried to keep it short, and don’t expect anything earth shaking, as we’re simply introducing the world of Podcasting to the attendees. To listen to the program, simply click on the link below: Podcasting Basics -Live from Reno Thanks for all the E-mails and please leave any comments here at the site – otherwise my E-mail address paulpalmes@pdcauditing.com Here’s the primary slide from the presentation Wide Audience Marketing Targeted to widest possible audience Relies on Links for exposure Low user loyalty Passive medium Itâ€™s all about Google ratings User learns of new content through self-initiated visits Narrow Audience Marketing Targeted to interested â€œSubscribersâ€� Relies on Links and Subscribers for exposure High User Loyalty Interactive Medium Itâ€™s about serving a particular interest Users learn of new content through auto invitation â€œ100 Narrowband subscribers are more valuable to advertisers than 1000 Broadband Listenersâ€� â€“ Adam Curry…

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It Should Work!

hace 19 years

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The science and art of Prevention is too often ineffective, leaving us to work on seemingly endless projects, designed to fix unnecessary mistakes and oversights. It should work the first time, especially in today’s highly competitive marketplace. This program asks each of us to examine our daily activities to determine if we’re really working smart, or simply trying to keep it together, one crisis at a time! To listen to the program, simply click on the title below: It Should Work! Your support and comments are greatly appreciated! Any questions? Leave a comment here at the site, or E-mail me directly at paulpalmes@pdcauditing.com Thanks! Paul…

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Rod Munro â€“ Quality Professional

hace 19 years

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The life and career contributions of Rod Munro are available for your review in this monthâ€™s edition of Quality Magazine (www.qualitymag.com). As you listen to Rodâ€™s common sense approach to Six Sigma, remember that he speaks from extensive experience. Whatâ€™s more, he stands shoulders above most of his contemporaries in that he applies common sense and a strong focus on meaningful output to a quality methodology that too often is presented in an overly complex manner. To listen to the program, simply click on the title below: Rod Munro and Six Sigma As always, I welcome comments here at the site as well as: paulpalmes@pdcauditing.com Thanks, Rod!…

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Quality Auditing with Dennis Arter

hace 19 years

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Dennis Arter is internationally recognized as a true ground breaker and instructional expert in the field of internal auditing. It was my good fortune to find time to speak with him during the last day of the American Society for Quality’s 60th Annual World Quality Conference. Here’s hoping that you enjoy the program as much as I enjoyed the opportunity to record our time together. Click over to his website: http://auditguy.net and be sure to read through his profile. If you want to contact Dennis directly, his E-mail address is: dennis@auditguy.net To listen to the program, simply click on the title below: Auditing with Dennis Arter This will be one of several programs recorded at the 2006 ASQ conference. It was a great event! As always, I look forward to your comments and E-mail. If you wish to write to me directly, feel free to do so at: paulpalmes@pdcauditing.com…

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Collegial Consenus

hace 19 years

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Perhaps this Podcast includes too many definitions, if only because each defined word might well be the subject of its own program. Perhaps. Instead, here’s hoping that these words find unique definitions within your organization, if only because, regardless of any supplied definitions, it’s in their use that greatness is discovered. To listen to the program, just click on the title below: Colleagues The material below is the work of the US TAG to ISO TC 176 and was recently approved as their “Principles for Consensus” Diligence Vote and write useful comments on all draft standards Construct concise and clearly justified US positions Focus attention on critical issues Meticulously attend to significant details Simplify complex standards issues Concentrate on what works Dependability Do what we agreed to do Recognize mistakes and use the experience to improve processes Defend consensus positions openly Hold to commitments under inappropriate pressure Continue to participate until everyone understands the issues Humility Create opportunities for others to recognize their own self-worth Work with the least experienced members on complex issues Treat poor results as opportunities, not mistakes Seek opportunities to befriend people who appear to feel intimidated or unimportant Sublimate personal needs to usersâ€™ needs for effective and efficient standards…

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Tools – Part Two – Computers

hace 19 years

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The world of quality tools took a giant step with the invention of the microprocessor and all that’s followed in its wake. Many have tamed the beast of document control through basic on-line management of all their documents and records. Still others have computerized all their testing and reports for later analysis by an informed and more aware top management group. It’s simply amazing how far computerization has taken every profession in their quest to work smarter instead of harder. This program also marks two new milestones: The addition of many of these Podcasts to the on-line offerings of the American Society for Quality (ASQ), and the announcement of my second book entitled, “The Magic of Self Directed Work Teams – A Case Study of Courage and Culture Change.” This new addition to their Quality Press offerings tells the story of our work within Northern Pipe Products over the past 8 years in developing a participative work place that opens up unlimited possibilities to improve. To listen to the program, simply click on the title below: Tools in the Age of Computers As always, I look forward to your comments and suggestions – leave a comment here at the site (pdcauditing.com), or write to me directly at my work E-mail address: paulpalmes@pdcauditing.com Thanks! Paul…

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Tools – Part One

hace 19 years

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Here’s an excerpt from a recent E-mail that inspired this Podcast: Basically Project Management is the skills, tools and management processes that are required to undertake a project successfully. If we expand on this: Skills – specialist knowledge, skills and experience are required to reduce the level of risk that a project has – these are used to increase the likelihood of success Tools – a suite of tools are used by project managers to increase their chance of success. Examples include document templates, registers, planning software, audit check lists and review forms. Processes – a variety of Project Management processes and techniques are required to monitor and control the triple constraints of Time, quality and scope, plus cost of projects. Examples can include risk and issue management, time management, quality management, cost management etc Could you please explain some of the Tools you would use in a quality program to make processes work? I guess you use more than a clip board and pencil Regards Paul Tolenaars Well, Paul – I dug out my clipboard and came up with a few suggestions. Many thanks your insights and this great program suggestion! To listen to the program, just click on the title below: Tools As always, I’d be delighted to hear from you. Leave a comment here at the site or E-mail me directly at paulpalmes@pdcauditing.com Paul…

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Processes and Control

hace 19 years