Robert Campe Livres

The newly revised edition of Love Cards will help you find the answers to every question you've ever had about your love life. First, use your birthdate to find your birth card. Then check your lovers', family's, and friends' cards. Your compatibility chart will tell you: • Exactly who you are compatible with in love, sex, and marriage • How to do a complete relationship reading between any two people • How your Karma and Past Life cards affect your present relationships

If you've employed consultants and embarked on a Lean transformation only to find your efforts stall after the consultants leave, this book will teach you what you must do to stay the course over the long term. Using a compelling novel format, Sustainable Lean: The Story of a Cultural Transformation illustrates the process of implementing a sustainable Lean transformation. The book follows Jim, the plant manager of an electronics firm that has already seen its first Lean initiative fail. Jim realizes that if he doesn't act quickly, his job and the jobs of everyone in the factory might be in jeopardy. Jim meets a Lean consultant who agrees to help him implement and sustain a new transformation. Readers follow along as Jim learns invaluable lessons that help him and his plant see costs plummet, on-time delivery reach nearly 100 percent, and defects drop by close to 80 percent. Using simple terms and an ongoing example, the book demonstrates how to use top-down metrics to identify strategic and tactical opportunities for improvement. It describes how to conduct Hoshin Kanri (strategic policy deployment). It also describes the relationship between top-down metrics, organizational accountability, the breaking down of "stovepipes," and the concept of "alignment" that comes about as the result of Hoshin Kanri. Detailing a data-driven methodology to help you set boundaries for effective decision making, this book will inspire manufacturers to achieve world-class production and efficiency standards-one factory, one business at a time

»Hilfe, mein Kind hängt nur noch über seinem Smartphone und lebt nur noch online! Was tun?« Ein Teenager ohne Smartphone ist heute wie ein Jugendlicher in den Neunzigern ohne Kabelfernsehen. Ständig gibt es neue soziale Netzwerke, Apps und YouTube Stars über die sich Jugendliche austauschen. Wir Erwachsene halten uns gerade noch mit Facebook über Social Media up to date und haben absolut keine Ahnung, wo unsere Kinder tagtäglich im Internet surfen oder wie sie über WhatsApp kommunizieren. Haben wir einfach den Anschluss verpasst oder sollten wir uns Sorgen machen? Mit »What’s App, Mama?« gewährt unser Autor Robert Campe, ein ganz normaler 16-jähriger, einen Blick in seine Welt der digitalen Medien und zeigt uns, dass dem Urteilsvermögen eines Teenagers durchaus zu trauen ist – wenn man mal über das ein oder andere Snapchat-Debakel hinwegsieht. Das Buch bringt auf humorvolle Weise Licht ins Dunkle und eröffnet allen, die sich nicht als Digital Natives bezeichnen würden, neue und spannende Perspektiven.