Publications

March 24, 2024

      WEEKLY REPORT 24-13   PRIOR REPORTS POSTED AT   https://duitchconsulting.com/category/publications/weekly-reports/    THE STRESS AND UNCERTAINLY THAT AMERICAN SOCIETY IS ENDURING from today’s financial volatility, including conflict in our relationship with the global economy, is far from settling down. The critical causes are absence of “solid policy frameworks and stable institutions resulting from: (1) Haphazard grouping of... Continue
March 24, 2024

Weekly Report 24-12

      WEEKLY REPORT 24-12   PRIOR REPORTS POSTED AT https://duitchconsulting.com/category/publications/weekly-reports/    COLLABORATION IN WORKTEAMS OFTEN GETS TORPEDOED by careless comments like ‘Let’s Agree to Disagree’ or ‘We Don’t Have Time For This’ – comments which may avoid immediate friction, but leave issues unresolved and productivity impaired. Better alternatives always are calling for another dedicated meeting when... Continue
March 2, 2024

Weekly Report 24-11

LATEST STUDIES FIND GOOD NEWS IN THAT CONVENTIONAL TOBACCO USE IS DECREASING, however bad news in that Vaping and Cannabis use is increasing, with absence of health danger awareness. “Cannabis use – whether smoked, vaporized or eaten – is associated with higher adverse cardiovascular outcomes.” The latest study of 430K U.S. adults (published by Journal... Continue
February 25, 2024

Weekly Report 24-10

      EVIDENCE SUPPORTS THE FACT THAT “INCREASED PRODUCTIVITY, skills acquisition and performance toward achievement of goals & objectives can be enhanced as much by mentally visualizing, as by physically performing, according to neuroscientific research. Also, it turns out that multi-tasking can lead to errors and decreased productivity, by fragmenting attention, heightening stress & fatigue, and... Continue
February 19, 2024

Weekly Report 24-08

LATEST MAJOR INCREASE IN eMAIL ATTACKS ARE THROUGH ‘QUISHING’ – using QR codes to bypass spam filters and the suspicions of particularly business execs & managers who typically focus on URL typos. Instead, QR codes hide the phishing links inside their image contained in an email, or on QRs posted directly in physical spaces (e.g.... Continue