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*** *    Pareto’s Rule

Change is Hard

   …Change is Unavoidable

The bad news is that the statistics are clear:

· The cumulative cost of mistakes, rework, and scrap will add up to 25-40% of your total expenses.**

· 71% of all IT projects fail to meet cost, schedule, or performance criteria.***

· 80% of your effort will only produce 20% of the benefit.****

Two out of every three attempts to capture waste will fail, resulting in further compounded wasted productivity and lost revenue!

Why? 

All the evidence suggests that companies attempt to do too much, with too little resources, with too little time, and with too little preparation.

The good news is:

There is a realistic way to eliminate disorder in a chaotic world.

MCL & Associates, Inc.

“Eliminating Chaos Through Process” ™