When decision-making is limited to a few voices, mistakes multiply and progress stalls. In this final episode of our series on Deming’s 14 Points of Management, we explore his 14th Point and why involving everyone in the organization is key to reducing risks and making bold moves. Amtech CEO Jay Patel explains how engaging every team member leads to smarter decisions, creates innovation, and keeps your entire company aligned for transformation. We also discuss how establishing a clear, long-term vision and setting measurable goals ensures continuous improvement and lasting success. Deming introduced this point to challenge the top-down decision-making model, where only a few leaders drive change while others are left out. He understood that excluding people leads to disengagement, missed opportunities, and poor decisions. By involving everyone, you tap into the collective creativity and insight of the entire team, creating a culture of cooperation to push your organization forward without unnecessary friction. Featuring Jay Patel.