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It would be too easy to say that I wish I'd known everything I know now about quality twenty-plus years ago. I would have been able to do so much more! Well of course I would have made wonders then, but perhaps I can help you, especially if you are new to quality. Let me picture you... Ready to improve - illustration by Outi O You just got handed a side responsibility for quality. Someone else was doing it, but now has more on their plate and needs to pass quality to somebod

(And what that has to do with quality, AI, Finnish Championship competition at Vöyri and solving real problems) A few weeks ago, I wrote about winning my 6th Finnish Championship in adventure minigolf—and how a simple, analytical approach made the difference. I didn’t expect to write another post so soon with almost the same title. But here we are: last weekend, I won my 7th Finnish Championship , this time on felt tracks , with an enhanced strategy  and a stronger focus on t

And why this methodology transforms business results. Adventure minigolf competition in Vaasa Two days ago, I won my sixth Finnish Championship gold medal in minigolf—my first victory competing on Adventure Golf tracks. But this wasn't just another win. It was proof that systematic quality methodology works far beyond normal organizational development. With only 1.5 weeks to prepare against competitors with years of experience on these tracks, my husband (our strategic coach)

Even working within a large technology organization, I find myself thinking in smaller units. Why? Because big anything is...

Actually it is very simple. You need targets which you try to reach, but targets need to be focused to the correct direction and vision...