Business Musings

Operational backlogs rarely fail because people are unwilling to work. More often, they fail because the organization loses visibility into the system itself. Several years ago, a cross-functional strike team

Great leaders are lifelong learners. This summer, while many in the corporate world slow down, I am stepping up my momentum with purpose. As a Principal Consultant in high-stakes operational

There is a specific scent that comes to mind when I ponder America circa 2001: a heady, chaotic blend of industrial leather cleaner, men’s cologne, and freshly printed mass-market paperbacks.

2002: The Red Brick Illusion Most people view a degree as a destination, and back in 2002, I did, too. I was a high school senior looking forward to finishing

We are often taught that a successful business is the sum of its parts, leading many to believe that optimizing every corner of an organization is the path to excellence.

Today is Throwback Thursday on the Business Musings blog, and I find myself reflecting on one of the most intellectually stimulating—and operationally complex—projects I ever had the privilege of supporting.

The One-Hour “Miracle” Pitch. It started with a LinkedIn post, my application to learn more, and then ended in a high-pressure, sixty-minute sales call that felt more like an interrogation

The Journey of a Lifelong Learner As I sit down to reflect on Women’s History Month, I find myself looking at my career not as a static list of titles,

Last week, I attended the camLine Breakfast for Engineers in South Austin. Reconnecting with Bernardo Ospina, camLine’s Key Account Manager in the Americas and a former colleague from our LATAM