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NOVACES and its collaborators are excited to have been selected for several presentations at 2015 TOCICO in Cape Town.
read moreNOVACES and its collaborators are excited to have been selected for several presentations at 2015 TOCICO in Cape Town.
read moreSubmitted By: Robyn Burghard In collaboration with BAU International University and Fortezza Consulting, NOVACES is offering a new one day course on an innovative mix of nine proven techniques from multiple leading methods—including Critical Chain, Agile, and Lean—integrated harmoniously to boost performance dramatically. This approach provides leaders in project-centric organizations with a framework for unifying…
read moreSubmitted By: Dr. Bahadir Inozu Categories: Government Performance Improvement | Healthcare After seeing the benefits of becoming a High Reliability Organization (HRO) in other industries, Military Healthcare System (MHS) is transforming into an HRO, as mandated following a Secretary of Defense ordered review of safety, access, and quality in 2014. This review stated that, “The foundation…
read moreSubmitted By: Brian MacClaren Recently our work with the State of Utah was highlighted on Governor Herbert’s blog. To read his post, check out this link: http://blog.governor.utah.gov/2014/08/why-it-matters-the-effort-to-reduce-recidivism/
read moreOct 23, 2014 Improvements from State of Utah’s SUCCESS Program Adds Jobs for Inmates and Doubles Revenue at Utah Correctional Industries Utah’s SUCCESS Program led by the Governor’s Office of Management and Budget (GOMB) has reported positive results on an initiative that supports of Governor Herbert’s mission to reduce recidivism (the relapse of criminal behavior)…
read moreUtah’s SUCCESS Program led by the Governor’s Office of Management and Budget (GOMB) has reported positive results on an initiative that supports of Governor Herbert’s mission to reduce recidivism (the relapse of criminal behavior) in the State.
read moreSubmitted By: Brian MacClaren Recently our work with the State of Utah was highlighted on Governor Herbert’s blog. To read his post, check out this link: http://blog.governor.utah.gov/2014/08/why-it-matters-the-effort-to-reduce-recidivism/
read moreSubmitted By: Robyn Burghard Categories: Critical Chain Project Management | Project Portfolio Management Project management has two essential elements to it, the theory and methods on one hand and the tools and techniques on the other. The further you move up the scale from random tasks to organized projects, the more important it is that…
read moreSubmitted By: Bob Sproull I want to talk about the current state of Lean, Six Sigma and Lean Six Sigma initiatives as it relates to sustainment. The Lean Enterprise Institute (LEI) conducts annual surveys on the subject of how well Lean implementations are going. Considering the last three surveys (2004, 2005, and 2006), the results…
read moreSubmitted By: Brian MacClaren Categories: Disaster & Emergency Management | Headlines NOVACES announced today that it has been awarded a task order under its Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) for Disaster Recovery services to the U.S. Department of Commerce’s Economic Development Administration (EDA). Under this task order NOVACES, teamed with DADCO, will work with local, regional,…
read moreJun 30, 2014 NOVACES Announces Award with the Economic Development Administration for Disaster Recovery Services NOVACES, a management consulting firm that provides disaster response and recovery services, announced today that it has been awarded a task order under its Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) for Disaster Recovery services to the U.S. Department of Commerce’s Economic Development…
read moreJun 18, 2014 NOVACES Presents on Critical Chain for Facilities Management at the 2014 Project Management Symposium NOVACES presented on Wednesday, June 11 at the 2014 Project Management Symposium, sponsored by The Project Management Institute’s Silver Spring Chapter. Their presentation, Taming the Chaos in the Annual Capital Budgeting Process with Multi-Project Critical Chain, was presented…
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