What should we change in our product development process? Eliminate waste? Increase quality? Raise efficiency? Shorten cycle time? The key to answering this question is to step back to a more basic question: Why do we want to change the product development process? The answer: to increase profits.
—Donald G. Reinertsen
Systems of information-feedback control are fundamental to all life and human endeavor, from the slow pace of biological evolution to the launching of latest ...
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