Traveling in America video blog
2022-08-27 19.28.41 —approaching White Sands National Park
2022-09-02 11.04.11 — Fort Davis National Park
2022-08-17 16.56.36 — Guadalupe Mountains
2022-08-21 10.20.54 — Joshua Tree National Park
2022-08-18 14.06.57 — Colorado river intake for California
2022-08-31 14.42.43 — White Sands National Park - 360
2022-12-28 17.27.35 — Pecos river at Amistad National Park
2022-08-21 13.37.31 — Joshua Tree National Park
2022-08-28 10.59.51 — Seguaro national park
Joshua Tree National Park: 2022-08-21 10.20.54
2022-08-21 13.27.42 — Joshua Tree National Park
2022-08-31 14.02.45 — white sands national park
2022-09-01 20.03.15 — Indian Lodge, Fort Davis National Park
2022-08-29 19.32.49 — Bisbee, Arizona
2022-08-18 14.17.07 — Colorado river at the Arizona California line
2022-08-21 16.35.46 — Mt Lemmon above Tuscon, Arizona
2022-08-30 19.34.40 — Arizona
2022-08-30 18.45.43 — Lincoln national forest
2022-08-28 14.20.29 —Mt. Lemmon waterhole, above Tucson, Arizona
2022-08-28 14.16.32 — Mt. Lemmon waterhole, above Tucson, Arizona
2022-08-30 19.02.50 — Lincoln National Forest
Let's agree to define productivity in terms of throughput. We can debate the meaning of productivity in terms of additional measurements of the business value of delivered work, but as Eliyahu Goldratt pointed out in his critique of the Balanced Scorecard, there is a virtue in simplicity. Throughput doesn’t answer all our questions about business value, but it is a sufficient metric for the context of evaluating the relationship of practices with productivity.