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Learn how a powerful problem-solving tool -- the five whys -- can help organizations solve complex problems quickly and effectively

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Tuesday, December 12, 2023

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SYDNEY, Dec. 12, 2023 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- CJ Carroll marks his return to the publishing scene with the release of "Problem Solving: The 5-Why's: Unlocking the Power of Quality Assurance for Success in Business" (published by Partridge Singapore). The book unveils a potent problem-solving tool capable of swiftly and effectively addressing complex issues within organizations.

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The book unveils a potent problem-solving tool capable of swiftly and effectively addressing complex issues within organizations.
Leveraging his extensive background in management and consulting, Carroll elucidates the functionality of this tool in a comprehensive guide, emphasizing the transformative impact of quality assurance as an investment rather than a mere cost.
He sheds light on the myriad ways in which quality assurance can fortify profit margins.
Recognizing its universal applicability, he underscores how integrating quality assurance principles can significantly enhance efficiency and reduce costs.

Now in its 40th Year, the PNC Christmas Price Index Increases 2.7%, Less Than the U.S. Consumer Price Index

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Thursday, November 16, 2023

"We crunched the numbers and found that since the PNC CPI launched, the BLS CPI has increased 191%, while the PNC CPI increased 133%.

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"We crunched the numbers and found that since the PNC CPI launched, the BLS CPI has increased 191%, while the PNC CPI increased 133%.
Core Index Rises: PNC CPI's Core Index, which excludes the Seven Swans-a-Swimming, crept up 3.7%.
The annual PNC CPI tradition also includes calculating the "True Cost of Christmas," which is buying the gifts with verses repeated.
PNC Bank, N.A., is a member of The PNC Financial Services Group, Inc. (NYSE: PNC).

TRUE LOVE FEELS STICKER SHOCK WITH A 10.5 PERCENT HIKE IN PNC CHRISTMAS PRICE INDEX

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Thursday, November 17, 2022

PITTSBURGH, Nov. 17, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- True love costs a lot more this year, as record-high inflation drives PNC's 39th annual Christmas Price Index (PNC CPI) up 10.5%, the third highest year-over-year increase in the index's history.

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PITTSBURGH, Nov. 17, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- True love costs a lot more this year, as record-high inflation drives PNC's 39th annual Christmas Price Index (PNC CPI) up 10.5%, the third highest year-over-year increase in the index's history.
Despite True Loves' generous intentions, the gifts that make up the PNC CPI are not well-insulated from what is being experienced across the broader economy."
This year, services in the PNC CPI, represented primarily by the performers, are up 14.5% while goods increased just 4.2%.
The annual PNC CPI tradition includes calculating the "True Cost of Christmas," which is the total cost of items bestowed by a True Love who repeats all the song's verses.

Yocova: Airbus' Wing of Tomorrow tests digital industrialisation and tech integration

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Tuesday, September 13, 2022

Improving wing efficiency, technology, industrialisation and production is a critical part of aviation's future, not just for aircraft performance but to achieve aviation's climate goals.

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Improving wing efficiency, technology, industrialisation and production is a critical part of aviation's future, not just for aircraft performance but to achieve aviation's climate goals.
The Wing of Tomorrow programme, Airbus' Klauke explains, is "to make the wing lighter, looking at an optimised composite design, but it's also looking at new shapes, wider shapes".
"Most of all," she says, the programme focuses on "the wing itself in its design: we make it easier to assemble and focus on industrialisation."
Looking at the wider context, Yocova asked CTO Sabine Klauke where the Wing of Tomorrow sits in the context of Airbus' other digital and technology programmes.

Yocova: Airbus' Wing of Tomorrow tests digital industrialisation and tech integration

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Tuesday, September 13, 2022

Improving wing efficiency, technology, industrialisation and production is a critical part of aviation's future, not just for aircraft performance but to achieve aviation's climate goals.

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Improving wing efficiency, technology, industrialisation and production is a critical part of aviation's future, not just for aircraft performance but to achieve aviation's climate goals.
The Wing of Tomorrow programme, Airbus' Klauke explains, is "to make the wing lighter, looking at an optimised composite design, but it's also looking at new shapes, wider shapes".
"Most of all," she says, the programme focuses on "the wing itself in its design: we make it easier to assemble and focus on industrialisation."
Looking at the wider context, Yocova asked CTO Sabine Klauke where the Wing of Tomorrow sits in the context of Airbus' other digital and technology programmes.

Mrs. Cunningham from "Happy Days" Wins Mothers' Day Poll as Greatest Classic TV Mom

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Thursday, May 6, 2021

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b'LOS ANGELES, May 6, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Marion Cunningham, beloved "Mrs. C" from TV\'s "Happy Days" edged out Shirley Partridge from "The Partridge Family\'\' for Greatest Classic TV Mom in a nationwide tournamentsponsored by Boom Again.com.

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b'LOS ANGELES, May 6, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Marion Cunningham, beloved "Mrs. C" from TV\'s "Happy Days" edged out Shirley Partridge from "The Partridge Family\'\' for Greatest Classic TV Mom in a nationwide tournamentsponsored by Boom Again.com.
Shirley Partridge was revered for carrying the load as a single mom -- "Shirley Partridge didn\'t have a housekeeper or a husband but she made it work."
Fans of Edith Bunker noted, "Edith wasn\'t just a doormat for Archie.
test.\nThe game asks players to remember universal experiences that Boomers have lived through, making the game a non-intimidating, laugh-filled party.