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Hitting the Trifecta Just in case you don’t know the term, “hitting the Trifecta” is the expression used to describe the ultimate winning bet on a horse race. It means picking the top 3 finishers [...]

Trump, Trudeau, and the USMCA By Paul Hogendorn Hardly a day goes by without a political headline, and unfortunately, most of those headlines have little to do with anything that really makes a [...]

Principle. Process. Practice. By Paul Hogendoorn I spent this past weekend volunteering as a timer at a swim meet hosted by my granddaughter’s club. There were 800 swimmers and 1,500 race heats. [...]

Building bridges, chasing dreams By Paul Hogendoorn The Sydney Harbour Bridge was completed in 1932. It was designed and built by the British firm Dorman Long and Co Ltd., taking 8 years to [...]

Measuring to Improve: finding metrics that lead to success By Paul Hogendoorn Measuring the right things is just as important as measuring things right. Measuring the wrong things can get in your [...]

Myth-busting the IIoT and Industry 4.0 by Paul Hogendoorn The emergence of Industry 4.0 and the IIoT, or the Industrial Internet of Things, is causing equal levels of excitement and concern. Most [...]

Smart, Hungry, and Humble. By Paul Hogendoorn It is easy for me to identify the “true all-stars” on the teams I worked with over the years. They were the performers that not only got things done, [...]

READ THIS ARTICLE IN THE DIGITAL EDITION The Amazing Race By Paul Hogendoorn Regular readers of this column probably wonder if I am still working, or if I’m retired, given that so many of the [...]

Building bridges, chasing dreams By Paul Hogendoorn The Sydney Harbour Bridge was completed in 1932. It was designed and built by the British firm Dorman Long and Co Ltd., taking 8 years to [...]