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Lean Six Sigma: Takt Time – To Meet Customer Demand
By Regu Regupathy, Master Black Belt, Rutgers University What is Takt Time and why should we care about it? No one likes waiting at the motor vehicle bureau. Depending on when you go, there is eithe...
Relationship Building in Uncertain Times
By Russ Holbrook, SHRM Senior Certified Professional, Rutgers University We’re confronting extraordinary challenges with the advance of the world-wide COVID-19 pandemic. Undoubtedly, the impact of t...
Lean Six Sigma: Value Stream Mapping
By Regu Regupathy, Master Black Belt, Rutgers University Uncovering the bottlenecks & opportunities for improvements In a Lean Six Sigma process-improvement project or Kaizen, it’s important to ...
How To Break Into Human Resources
By Russ Holbrook, SHRM Senior Certified Professional, Rutgers University That’s all you’ve heard from the company you interviewed with over four weeks ago. Then you get an email from them. With ...
Lean Six Sigma: Getting to the root cause of the problem
By Regu Regupathy, Master Black Belt, Rutgers University When something goes wrong, we want to identify the cause(s) of this outcome. We brainstorm, based on our experience/perception as to what cause...
Lean Six Sigma & FMEA – Why you need to include FMEA in your project workflow
By Regu Regupathy, Master Black Belt, Rutgers University You and your team have defined, measured and analyzed a business process. You’ve gotten to the root causes of the process’ problem. You’v...
The Accidental Project Manager – Managing Expectations
Part of the series “The Accidental Project Manager” By Dr. Surya Ganduri, Rutgers University Project management is all about delivery and the way you communicate details. You are the Gener...
The Accidental Project Manager – Taming the Scope Creep
Part of the series “The Accidental Project Manager” By Dr. Surya Ganduri, Rutgers University As business changes or a new stakeholder gets pulled into (or out of) a project — you may be required...
What Millennials Want…and Other Employees Don’t | 4 Dos and Don’ts for Motivating Your Team
By Karen McCaffrey, Rutgers University If you have anyone on your team that was born between 1980 and 2000, you are managing a Millennial. And, if you’ve noticed that your traditional management tec...
A conversation with Alan Gopin, Instructor/Advisor for Certification in Project Management
Alan has over 30 years as a project manager in a variety of industries, including telecommunications, pharmaceutical, and finance. His hands-on experience as a software developer, software systems eng...
Master the Art of Project Planning
Part of the series “The Accidental Project Manager” By Dr. Surya Ganduri, Rutgers University Every project tells a story about its goals, team, timing, and deliverables. Some of those stories are ...
The Art of Project Estimation
Part of the series “The Accidental Project Manager” By Dr. Surya Ganduri, Rutgers University No matter the size or budget, estimating a project can be a daunting task. Every project request comes ...
10 Ways to Become a Good Project Manager
Part of the series “The Accidental Project Manager” By Surya Ganduri, Ph.D. Rutgers University Executive Education Management is a learnable skill. It’s a shame that too few people are given the...
3 Simple Ways to Align, Engage, and Motivate Your Project Team
Learn how to keep your team motivated and productive. Check out these 3 simple ways. Managing a Project Team can have its challenges, after all we are human and have thoughts and emotions that come al...
Time Management for Leaders
Do you need more time? Use these 5 tips to find time for the important things – like coaching Most managers say that one of the biggest challenges they have is finding the time to do important leade...
A conversation with Dr. Surya Ganduri
“Project management practices in every organization will need to evolve to stay relevant in a growingly dynamic SMAC (Social, Mobile, Analytics and Cloud) world.” Dr. Surya Ganduri is an Instruc...
Lean Six Sigma
Put Rutgers on Your Resume “Waste you see is tip of the iceberg, the unseen waste is several times larger.” Regu Regupathy, Advisor/Instructor, Rutgers University Lean Six Sigma Benefits of Le...
HR for the Smart Heart
A conversation with Kate Immordino Dr. Kate Immordino is a part-time lecturer in management and human resources at the Rutgers University Camden School of Business, an advisor/instructor in the Execu...
Human Resources Online Certificate Programs – Put Rutgers on Your Resume
Two online HR certificate programs offer an engaging and comprehensive curriculum for HR professionals. The program includes two courses at two different skill levels so participants can choose the co...
Succession Management – Crisis Averted
What HR professionals need to know about succession planning. A blog post by Denise Redmond, SHRM-SCP, Rutgers University An organization’s success and the ability to meet its goals and objectives i...
Waste & Lean Six Sigma
An interview with Regu Regupathy, Certified Black Belt and Rutgers Executive Education Instructor/Advisor for Lean Six Sigma “Waste you see is tip of the iceberg, the unseen waste is several times l...
Surviving the Transition from Techie to Manager?
Are you an “Accidental” Project Manager Suddenly managing a project with no training or experience? You have just become an Accidental Project Manager. By definition an Accidental Project ...
Get to Know Denise Redmond, SHRM-SCP, Instructor/Advisor for Rutgers Executive Education
Commit. Own. Adjust. Get to Know Denise Redmond, SHRM-SCP, Instructor/Advisor for Rutgers Executive Education Denise Redmond specializes in Organizational Development and Leadership Development...
4 Mistakes That Derail Managers – Do You Make Them?
How to avoid these common management mistakes If your direct reports were asked what mistakes you make as a manager, what do you think they would say? As a manager, you probably know your strengths. H...
Your Next Career Step – Project Manager
Discover what it takes to be a successful project manager A project manager is the wearer of many hats, which is probably why successful project managers come from many different backgrounds. The fiel...
Lean Six Sigma Can Be Transformational to Your Organization
Is Lean Six Sigma Right for Your Company? Gain insights from a Master Black Belt about the benefits and considerations of Lean Six Sigma What is Lean & Six Sigma? Could your company benefit from p...
4 Candidate Interviewing Mistakes HR Professionals Can’t Afford to Make
How to avoid choosing the wrong candidate for any open position By Kate Immordino, Ph.D., Rutgers University If you’re responsible for interviewing potential new employees for your company, you know...
High Potentials at Accudyne Industries demonstrate flexibility and versatility
In our recent LEAD@Accudyne session in Dallas, the 19 participants completed the Corestrengths Assessment with some consistent insights. In our experience in facilitating High Potential Leadership Dev...
Are You Looking for a Leg Up in the HR Field? Get a Human Resources Certificate!
Are you new to HR or an experienced HR professional who wants to climb up the ladder or learn new skills? You may want to consider taking a continuing education course. There are many different...
Do You Potentially Want to Earn More than $80,000 a Year? Become a Lean Six Sigma Green Belt
Where will you be next year in your profession? If you’re unsure or have a desire to move up, have you ever considered earning your Lean Six Sigma Green Belt? Rutgers School of Business in Ca...
Do You Want to Become a Project Manager?
A project manager is the wearer of many hats, which is probably why successful project managers come from many different backgrounds. The field for project managers is expected to grow signific...
Is Lean Six Sigma Right for Your Organization?
This March, Rutgers School of Business-Camden, in partnership with Lockheed Martin, will host one of its sought-after week-long courses to provide motivated individuals and teams with the basic...
Earn Your Project Management Certificate Today to Find that Project Manager Job for You
Are you looking for a new career or want to move up the corporate ladder and take on new challenges and earn a healthy paycheck doing it? No matter if you’re in IT, construction, healthca...
Go “Back to School” with Rutgers Corporate Training Programs
We are a few short weeks away from the end of summer, which means most people will return to their normal lives. For children and teenagers, this means going back to school. Although they’...
Join Us on June 15 to Learn How to Build Fierce Brand Loyalty
Each day when you make a purchase of a good or service, you are making a choice. With so many different companies and small businesses out there with similar offerings, customers have their own criter...
Learn How to Harness the Power of Social Media for your Small & Family Business our May Session
In a few short years, social media has an emerged as a vital marketing initiative for businesses of all sizes. Most of us know when a company is doing social media right. Netflix, for example, ...
Lean Six Sigma Training Works for Government, Too
The County of Santa Clara (California) Department of Planning and Development identified a need critical to the County’s ongoing competitiveness: to improve the customer experience of the many diffe...
Do You Want to Think Like a CFO?
Have you signed up for one or more of the Small and Family Business “Unlock Your Potential” series of classes yet? If not, you still have time, but seats are filling up fast. The Ru...
Small & Family Owned Business Training Series will Help You Unlock Your Potential
The business world is perpetually changing, which makes ongoing professional education an important part of long-term success. There are so many variables that can affect your small or family-owned bu...
Could Lean Six Sigma Training Help Lower Property Taxes?
As residents of New Jersey, we know a thing or two about property taxes. New Jersey consistently has been on the top of the list for highest property taxes in the United States. Property taxes are use...
Earn Your Certification in Project Management Online
In accordance with the requirements to take the Project Management Professional (PMP) exam, the Rutgers-Camden School of Business has developed a Certification in Project Management program as ...
Make 2016 the Year You Solidify Your Executive Leadership Skills
We’re closing in on 2015, which means 2016 is just around the corner. Just as the marketplace changes yearly, so must leadership also address those changes. Executives and other le...
Join Other CPAs and Earn up to 12 CPE Hours at Rutgers’ Inaugural Annual Account Conference
Are you a certified public accountant (CPA) who is looking to earn continuing professional educational (CPE) hours? You might want to mark your calendar for November. The Rutgers School of Business-Ca...
Lean Six Sigma: Master Black Belt Interview
What is Lean & Six Sigma? Could your company benefit from professionals with Lean & Six Sigma training and certification? Find the answers to these questions and more from the Rutgers School o...
How Can Lean Six Sigma Training Work for You?
How will you advance your professional career in business? At Rutgers, we continue to witness the benefits of continuing business education with professional education training courses. The com...
A Look at the Growing Demand for Project Managers
Have you considered a career in project management? For job seekers and professionals interested in increasing their marketability, project management is an attractive career opportunity. By becoming ...
What Makes for a Successful Corporate Training Program?
Advancement and innovation have always been essential for businesses that wish to truly thrive. However, many corporations today aren’t able to innovate and advance in a way that heightens their...
Introducing Three New Online Certificate Programs
Rutgers School of Business-Camden Executive Education is proud to introduce three new fully-online certificate programs, focused on delivering essential business skills in a concise, high-impact timef...
Five questions you should ask when choosing a training partner
By Ray Compari, Assoc. Dean & Director, Executive Education at Rutgers School of Business-Camden In today’s ultra competitive environment, employee training and development can provide a much-ne...
Rutgers Executive Education is a Two-Time CLO Award Winner
Tuesday, October 15, 2013 CAMDEN — The Rutgers School of Business–Camden’s executive education program has been awarded the gold 2013 Learning in Practice Excellence in Academic Partnerships Awa...