Leadership or Management? May 30, 2017 Charles D. Schultz No Comments My last post mentioned the big changes in the gear industry during my 47 year tenure, and the importance of visionary leadership. I have come to un...Read More
Rallying Cries May 25, 2017 Charles D. Schultz No Comments Continuing my rant on “mission statements by committee,” Memorial Day is around the corner here in the United States — a time for recalling our hon...Read More
Why Are We Here? May 23, 2017 Charles D. Schultz No Comments Back when getting ISO 9000 certified was “the thing,” companies were expected to have a mission statement. I retroactively confess to not being a “...Read More
Exploring New Methods May 19, 2017 Charles D. Schultz No Comments I have been following developments on gear making in general-purpose CNC machines with great interest. The advent of affordable gear grinding seems...Read More
Summer Jobs May 18, 2017 Charles D. Schultz No Comments Recent reports indicate that business is picking up in the gear sector so I hope your firm is thinking about bringing on some summer help. The curr...Read More
Here There Be Dragons May 11, 2017 Charles D. Schultz No Comments On the AGMA Helical Gear Rating Committee we frequently deal with how to warn users away from potentially dangerous designs. Some years ago our won...Read More
Life is Uncertain May 9, 2017 Charles D. Schultz No Comments I love pithy statements of advice. If someone starts out with “Life is uncertain,” I will immediately add “so eat dessert first.” Call me the short...Read More
Are You Worrying About the Right Thing? May 4, 2017 Charles D. Schultz No Comments “I used to worry about rich and skinny until I ended up poor and fat…” ...Read More
Invisible Activity May 2, 2017 Charles D. Schultz No Comments Are you familiar with the “Law of the Farm?” The Law reminds everyone that there are some activities that cannot be rushed. No matter how many trac...Read More
The Guy Who Put the Gearbox Up Front May 1, 2017 Charles D. Schultz As the Indianapolis 500 begins its second hundred years, it is a good opportunity to recall the guy who put the gearbox "up front."Read More