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Howard Flomberg has both a B.S. in Management Science and an M.S. in Computer Science/ Information Systems. He had a career in Information Systems that spanned over 30 years. He has taught courses in both the Computer Information Systems and Management Decision Theory since 1978, and authored two books for these courses. His Management Decision Theory, Managing Pragmatically is going into its second edition.

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The Great Calendar Contest II

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OK, time to get specific. Here's my environment. My home computer is a macbook running OS X 10.5.6. At school, where I teach I have access to a...
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The Great Calendar Contest

In todays complex world a usable calendar has become a necessity. Back in the 80's we started carrying around our Day-timers. In the 90's we switched...
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Clutter and the Big Box

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First of all, let me apologize for the dearth of postings - However I will endeavor to fix that. In plain English - Yup - I was screwing off. However...
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Calendars, calendars, .... When Is Good?

You have to set up a meeting for your flower, garden and brain surgery group. You call the four board members to arrange a date. Between doctors...
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Why? A unique question for Project Managers

This weekend I was re-reading "Getting Things Done" by David Allen and I was struck by two points.1. I...
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Cloud Computing - Is it the future?

Simplicity! Elegance! An environment where a user can function by paying attention to the problem, not the technical details of the solution. We seem...
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Blogging - Part 1

Blog - If you're here you have a basic idea about what a blog is, but for the record - blog is shorthand for weB...
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Lean Six Sigma (Part 4)

One last post about Six Sigma, then off to other topics. Lean Six Sigma is an offshoot of Lean Manufacturing combined with Six Sigma. Given todays...
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What is Six Sigma? (Part 1)

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What is Six Sigma? It is an approach to quality first developed at General Electric that tries to combine the best...
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Organizing clutter - or how to keep your desk clean(er)

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I think it was George Bernard Shaw who said: Those who can, do. Those who cannot, Teach. With that in mind, lets...
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