Lean Six Sigma has helped manufacturers cut costs and boost efficiency for decades, but its real power lies in its adaptability.

In this episode, Dr. Tres Bishop shares how service industries like healthcare, education, and government can use these tools to solve big problems. We talk about the importance of leadership buy-in, the role of training, and how even small process changes can lead to major results.

Recorded September 12, 2025

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In this episode of Matters of Business, we sit down with hospitality and tourism management director Peter Ricci to explore how the industry is adapting to economic uncertainty and rapid technological change. From AI-powered restaurant reservations to dynamic cruise pricing and the new no-tax-on-tips provision, Peter shares insights on how businesses and travelers can navigate the evolving landscape.

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This week's episode features David Fang, associate professor of accounting in the College of Business. He's diving into the complexities of downside risks, stock market volatility and how to think strategically about the timing of investing.

This episode was recorded June 5, 2025.

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This week, we are joined by Steven Carnovale, associate professor of supply chain management here in the College of Business. We're exploring the tricky world of supply chains and how firms are navigating the uncertainties with tariffs.

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FAU’s William J. Luther and Amber Bonefont sit down to discuss the current state of inflation, how tariffs might affect the economy and the job market.

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