January 26, 2005
Unlike the competition, JDQ dares to innovate by dedicating to its own evolution the same forward thinking strategies it offers its clients. With the knowledge that in this increasingly competitive business environment continual improvement is essential, JDQ asks “What will the future of Business Improvement look like?”
In late January 2005 the three principals of JDQ, Jon Morris, Brent Fischbach and Derek Shackleford will join business development consultant Franklin Kiermyer for an intensive retreat-workshop in the Cultus Lake area of British Columbia, Canada.
As Kiermyer says: “By focusing on topics as wide ranging as game theory, improvisation, modeling/simulation, discovery documentation and measurement, our time sequestered away will help us incubate the birth of this new process.”
Morris adds: “We’re not sure what it will look like or what it will be called but we are committed to amplified exploration. We are beginning a new chapter that will move toward an integration of the art of quality with the science of communication.”
