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NumbCrunch is a high-tech company that pioneers innovative solutions for rapid analysis, optimization, and assurance of system of systems and processes to a variety of government and commercial customers. One of their core capabilities is data analysis. NumbCrunch has a strong quality focus and joined the US Air Force mentor-protege program to bootstrap their quality improvement…See More

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About Me:: Whether you are a company that relies on heroes to fight fires or you are well on your way to reaching the summit of your efficiency, you face challenges.

Studies show that 66% of executives spend too much money on low priority initiatives. Cost-cutting is often haphazard and does not strengthen the business.

I own a small elite, highly specialized consulting company that rapidly delivers analysis and tailors solutions to maximize your organization’s earning potential. We help companies strike the balance between people, process, and tools by bringing over 30 years of experience across more than a dozen industry sectors.

I HELP GLOBAL EXECUTIVES TACKLE COMPLEX CORPORATE CHALLENGES | www.PPQC.net

Contrary to popular belief, hard work isn’t enough to build, grow, and sustain a successful business. The difference between a market leader and a failed venture starts and ends at the top. Savvy CEO’s and executive level decision makers realize the importance of informed decision-making, operational efficiency, and human capital development. Unfortunately, it’s the gaping chasm between vision and execution that prevents otherwise extraordinary people from accomplishing their objectives.

For 30+ years, I’ve leveraged my passion for problem solving, holistic business perspectives, and proven consulting methodologies to guide companies to use their people, products, and services to get the best results. Regardless of market, geography, budget, stage, or size, I empower my clients with:

✪ Thorough Market Research & Data-Driven Analysis
✪ Invaluable Business Insights & Productivity Enhancing Solutions
✪ Process Improvement & Systems Engineering
✪ Complex Corporate Negotiations
✪ Program Development & Project Management
✪ Product & Service Quality Assurance
✪ First-class Training & Ongoing Support
✪ Affordable & Flexible Pricing
✪ Unwavering Ethics, Accountability & Honesty

Often it’s a small leak that breaks the dam. I’m here to spot and help you stem leaks that threaten your business.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS

Strengthened the value the client brought to its customer to counteract the policy of transferring existing contracts to small businesses, by involving both the client and the customer as co-sponsors and participants in the appraisal. Resulted in contract renewals worth $20,000,000/year. #SOUTHKOREA http://bit.ly/1UJ4MPe

Enabled an organization to standardize and statistically stabilize its software development processes in less than 18 months by teaching them how to quantitatively manage performance, conducting regular status and document reviews, and appraising the organization. Resulted in a cost savings of $700,000. #USA

Inspired an organization to replace their consultant and consulting company with PPQC by evaluating their current implementation for adequacy and recommending that there was no need to implement the mandated non-value added infrastructure and activities. Resulted in a cost savings of $200,000. #INDIA

Conducted time and motion studies to analyze and improve the Help Desk process to reduce the number of open inquiries by 43% and reduce the average duration of an inquiry by 57%, by streamlining the process and training technicians on the new process. Resulted in a cost savings of $200,000. #USA http://bit.ly/1RPvRxw

Grew a client engagement of one consultant to a team of six consultants by delivering high quality consulting, training, and appraisal services. Resulted in total revenue of $310,000. #USA

Call, email, or message me directly to SCHEDULE YOUR FREE 20-minute consultation and discover how I can improve your bottom line.

www.PPQC.net | henry@ppqc.net | 512.614.0840

"The security of our systems is directly related to the technology, the caliber of the people doing the work, and the processes used. That means people, tools, and methods," says Henry Schneider, of Process and Product Quality Consulting (PPQC). "The weakest link, in all of this, is people. People follow the processes. And different people perform these processes differently. Proper process usage must be reviewed, verified, enforced and analyzed, and appropriate corrective actions taken when needed. Companies can eliminate that weak link with Process Assurance."

Website (Your primary site): http://www.ppqc.net

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At 4:47pm on March 16, 2016, Pat Reda said…: Hi Henry: Thanks for the welcome. Looking forward to being a part of the group.

Pat

At 10:54am on March 8, 2016, amy guggenheim said…: Thank you for your friendship request! Amy

At 10:56am on September 21, 2015, Mark S. Schnitzer said…: Henry, it's good to connect with you here. Mark

At 1:56pm on August 27, 2015, Paul Dube said…: Thank you Henry, same to you!

At 3:34pm on August 13, 2015, Stan Robinson, Jr. said…: Henry,

Congratulations on being featured on Brandergy and welcome to the LinkedInese Group!

Best wishes,

Stan Robinson, Jr.

www.linkedin.com/in/stanrobinson

At 1:42pm on July 31, 2015, Vincent Wright said…: Henry:

Time permitting, lets discuss Jeff Cartwright's blog post "After the First Closing Attempt…Then What?" published on his blog at:

http://www.thecoachingmaverick.com/the-trail/2015/6/4/after-the-first-closing-attemptthen-what

#KeepSTRONG, Henry!

+Vincent Wright

At 2:04am on December 26, 2012, Vincent Wright said…: Happy Birthday, Henry!

At 10:45pm on May 4, 2010, Dianne Campbell said…: Congratulations on being featured Henry!!

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Slow Dance With Me

Posted on June 28, 2016 at 2:36pm 0 Comments 1 Like

My son is a Production Designer in the film industry. He and his friend have a fledgling movie company Stella Maris and they just released their first short film, about 5 minutes in length. It is available to see on Amazon Prime and the title is "Slow Dance With Me." Please take a few minutes to watch it at …

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Saving the Bacon

Posted on May 18, 2016 at 6:48pm 0 Comments 1 Like

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Confusion Will Be My Epitaph

Posted on April 20, 2016 at 6:10pm 0 Comments 1 Like

When Process Documents Are Not Useful

When writing a procedure often the author does not understand how to properly document the steps. Rather than simply telling someone HOW to perform the process, the author instead documents a set of requirements that people must meet. A procedure written in this manner allows people to perform the procedure in…

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The Next Y2K-like Problem?

Posted on April 12, 2016 at 4:56pm 0 Comments 0 Likes

Are technology and social media the next looming management problem?

With people living longer (there are currently seven living generations) and the retirement age increasing, there appears to be more of a gap between the generations than in the past. As a baby boomer I remember the slogan from the 60s “don’t trust anyone over the age of 30.” And there was…

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