Jay Cain was a promising engineering student at Georgia Tech. Coming into his sophomore year, Jay was ranked in the top of his engineering class. Having two high successful parents who were engineers themselves didn’t hurt his image among his […]
Another problem is presented. A worker gets injured on a subcontractor’s project. We gather around the table to dish out the blame. Everyone wants to point fingers. The project manager blames inadequate funding while the safety engineer cites an ineffective […]
Several weeks ago, I was exercising at the YMCA downtown. I was starting my workout at the bench press and noticed a young man lifting a lot of weight (not typical for this recreational area). He asked me to spot […]
Dr. Green analyzes the concepts of technology relevancy. This is part of his series on operations management and how to better assist emerging leaders in competing globally
Dr. Green explores the nature of virtual organizations.
Dr. Green discusses the value of great team chemistry in organizations of the future.
