Cost-Cutting Models

These models and simulations have been tagged “Cost-Cutting”.

Based on http://www.industryweek.com/lean-six-sigma/are-you-caught-cost-cutting-death-spiral
Based on http://www.industryweek.com/lean-six-sigma/are-you-caught-cost-cutting-death-spiral
This model is an attempt to understand the idea of doing constant process improvement (to improve organisational maturity - ISO15504) to counter the knee-jerk reaction of resource reduction when times are tough. Typically staff then walks out the door with capability.
This model is an attempt to understand the idea of doing constant process improvement (to improve organisational maturity - ISO15504) to counter the knee-jerk reaction of resource reduction when times are tough. Typically staff then walks out the door with capability.
This model is an attempt to understand the idea of doing constant process improvement (to improve organisational maturity - ISO15504) to counter the knee-jerk reaction of resource reduction when times are tough. Typically staff then walks out the door with capability. This segment is an attempt to n
This model is an attempt to understand the idea of doing constant process improvement (to improve organisational maturity - ISO15504) to counter the knee-jerk reaction of resource reduction when times are tough. Typically staff then walks out the door with capability.
This segment is an attempt to now figure out the stakeholders and their roles in this.
This model is an attempt to understand the idea of doing constant process improvement (to improve organisational maturity - ISO15504) to counter the knee-jerk reaction of resource reduction when times are tough. Typically staff then walks out the door with capability.
This model is an attempt to understand the idea of doing constant process improvement (to improve organisational maturity - ISO15504) to counter the knee-jerk reaction of resource reduction when times are tough. Typically staff then walks out the door with capability.