Operational Excellence, Culture Gaylord Solutions Operational Excellence, Culture Gaylord Solutions

Grow or Die: The Harsh but True Core Value

At Gaylord Solutions, we embrace a core value that might seem harsh but is undeniably true: "Grow or Die." This principle underscores the critical importance of continuous growth and innovation in a world where stagnation equates to obsolescence. In the high-stakes aerospace and defense sectors, the necessity of adapting and advancing cannot be overstated.

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The “Andy Griffith” Approach to Quality Management

Too often, quality staff are perceived as an adversarial force, with inspectors playing an aggressive "bad cop" role - seeking to catch errors and assign blame. This often generates a strained "us vs them" relationship between quality and production teams. The more constructive approach is for quality team members to be allies with production staff, embedding themselves within the processes they’re trying to protect, instead of being separate from them.

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Cyber Security, Information Technology Gaylord Solutions Cyber Security, Information Technology Gaylord Solutions

Navigating the Path to Compliance

Embark on our journey toward cybersecurity excellence as we navigate the complexities of FAR 52.204-21 and DFARS 252.204-7012 in our latest blog post. Discover how these critical regulations not only ensure compliance but fortify our defenses, reflecting our commitment to security, integrity, and continuous improvement. Dive in to learn about our strategic approach to safeguarding sensitive information and fostering a culture of cybersecurity awareness within our company.

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When Your Job Becomes Your Hobby

For most, the concepts of work and hobbies are like oil and water—they don’t mix. One is a means to pay the bills, while hobbies offer an escape where we can explore our passions and find joy outside of the nine to five grind. But what happens when those lines blur, and the skills honed at the office translate surprisingly well to your hobby, and vise versa?

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