Understanding Conduit Specifications
Last week’s newsletter on collapsed conduit generated several emails asking a similar question. If conduit can collapse, deform, stretch, or […]
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The Internet Is Just a Giant Mail System
Following a message from the moment you press send to the moment it arrives. One of the simplest ways I
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Why Fiber Programs Drift Off Course
Roles, Decisions, and Communication Paths That Keep Projects Moving One of the more interesting things about fiber construction is that
When It Takes An Excavator To Pull Fiber
Why More Pulling Force Usually Isn’t The Answer Every crew eventually encounters a pull that does not feel right. The
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What Does Good Look Like?
Every improvement starts with a clear definition of good. Every organization says they care about quality. Ask a contractor what
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Why Do Good Fiber Projects Still Go Bad?
Modern fiber projects haven’t just gotten bigger. They’ve become more connected, and that changes everything. You’ve probably asked yourself this
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Why Doesn’t Training Stick?
Behavior, reinforcement, systems, and why one-time training rarely changes organizations. Every year organizations invest significant time and money into training.
Nobody Builds to Standards
Maybe the biggest challenge in construction isn’t getting people to follow standards. Maybe it’s getting people to see the same
The Hardest Part of Inspection Isn’t Finding Problems
It’s making consistent decisions when different inspectors encounter the same condition. When most people think about inspections, they picture someone
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Failure Propagation in Fiber Builds
Why small installation choices don’t stay local Can your crews answer I ask a lot of questions. It drives my