Software
Ironically, standards are not all the same
Ask any two people to design a layout for their standards, and you can be sure of one thing: the results will appear very different. Of course, we know this intrinsically. Imagine if every time you referred to a standard, it looked different, was unfamiliar, and contained different information than expected; this would be inefficient…
Standardised Work?
Standardised work instructions have a long history dating back to the early 20th century when Frederick Taylor first introduced scientific management principles. As it came to be known, Taylorism focused on optimising work processes, increasing efficiency, and maximising productivity through the scientific study of work tasks and worker behaviour. Taylor and other early management theorists…
