Darryl Seland

The Quality Industry Voices SoftwareManagementFrom the Editor From the Editor From chess to real life. By Darryl Seland Image credit: SVproduction / iStock / Getty Images Plus, Creative #1794367866, Royalty-Free. May 31, 2026 It’s called the principle of two weaknesses. It is a strategy in chess. It was developed by Grandmaster Aron Nimzowitsch and detailed in the book, “My System,” back in 1925 and still considered a core strategy in chess to this day.

The Quality Industry Voices ManagementFrom the Editor From the Editor The edges often do not provide safety, stability, or an opportunity for perspective. By Darryl Seland Image Credit: bo feng / iStock (Getty Images) April 29, 2026 I recently heard the phrase, "You can't fall off the middle." For me, it almost immediately fit into my advocacy for balance.

AutomationMeasurementManagement From the Editor When the focus is on the negative. By Darryl Seland Image credit: Bohdan Bevz / iStock (Getty Images Plus) March 28, 2026 You see it a lot with e-commerce. Online shopping is said to offer an advantage. An array of “reviews” posted by other shoppers of the product you are considering. Amazon and others have converted these comments on the worthiness of a product into tools that help browsers decide if they want to become purchasers.