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Primes' Numbers.(Productivity in Practice) Primes' Numbers BY ISAAC M. O'BANNON, TECHNOLOGY EDITOR David Primes would probably be among the first to tell you that he's not normal -- at least...
January 1, 2009; The CPA Technology Advisor
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August 8, 2004; Chicago Sun-Times
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November 12, 2008; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Depressing statistic.(PRIME NUMBER)(Brief Article) The annual cost of lost productivity directly related to depression is an estimated $44 billion in the United States, according to the American Psychiatric Association.
February 1, 2005; Industrial Engineer
Supply chain success.(Prime Number)(Brief Article) Companies that implement supply chain best practices can achieve inventory-on-hand reductions of 50 percent, according to AMR Research.
March 1, 2004; Industrial Engineer
Costly shortfall.(PRIME NUMBER)(Brief Article) The looming shortfall of skilled labor in the United States will cost manufacturers $50 million. Source: Advanced Technology Services Inc. survey conducted by AC Nielsen
November 1, 2005; Industrial Engineer
Phony pharmaceuticals.(PRIME NUMBER)(Brief article) Global sales of counterfeit drugs amounted to $32 billion in 2003--10 percent of all medicines sold worldwide, according to a recent study by the world Health Organization.
October 1, 2007; Industrial Engineer
Supply chain savings.(prime number)(Brief Article) Companies' savings from their largest-impact quality project for the supply chain average $5 million, according to a benchmarking study by Best Practices LLC.
July 1, 2005; Industrial Engineer
In the black.(PRIME NUMBER)(International Society of Six Sigma Professionals)(Brief Article) The median hard financial benefit of using black belt professionals to lead Six Sigma process improvement projects is $188,000, according to an iSixSigma Magazine benchmarking study.
April 1, 2005; Industrial Engineer
RFID blooms.(PRIME NUMBER)(radio frequency identification technology)(Brief article)(Statistical data) The average manufacturer's budget for radio frequency identification technology will grow from $50,000 to $75,000 per year in 2006 to $100,000 to $200,000 in 2007. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED]
April 1, 2007; Industrial Engineer
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