The Career Ceiling No One Warns Engineers About

Financial fluency can help technical professionals make confident decisions and recommendations, strengthening their organization’s overall financial health. Learn how these skills can impact your career and make a difference within your team.

You Probably Need Driver’s Ed, Not an Auto Shop for AI Training

When it comes to training your team to use AI tools, it’s important to focus on use rather than technical design. AI training should match the roles and responsibilities of the user. Learn how to structure your AI education and what to look for as you incorporate it in your team.

Five Leadership Pillars for Technical Leaders

Technical expertise is only part of effective leadership. Explore the five pillars of technical leadership, from strategic thinking and project execution to communication, coaching, and continuous improvement, and learn how these skills help technical professionals lead with greater impact.

A Nuance of Commissioning (Cx) Verification: The Addenda and Errata Dilemma

Written by: Ian B.D. McIntosh, PhD, CxM, UW–Madison InterPro and ianTEACH LLC   The commissioning (Cx) Process has a rich history extending back to the early 1980s, where Walt Disney used it for the Epcot …

Root Cause Analysis – An Underutilized Catalyst for Culture Change

Root Cause Analysis (RCA) is the process of identifying the source(s) of a problem to provide corresponding solutions at the root level. Often, this tool is limited to a specific aspect of the operation, however, by expanding RCA throughout your organization, you can prevent the reoccurrence of systemic issues. In this article from Jon Wellik, we cover three recommendations for sustaining a problem-solving culture in your team with RCA.