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An interactive two-day workshop for senior manufacturing executives who wish to create a clear, concise and compelling vision and leadership roadmap for business transformation. This workshop focuses on using the powerful and proven tools of LeanSigma, the Kaizen Breakthrough methodology, and Value Innovation to create unique competitive advantages and a high-performance culture for exceptional growth in sales and earnings. BackgroundCEO Anand Sharma and senior leaders of TBM have been helping companies throughout the world with physical and cultural transformations that drive company growth and improve financial performance using the same principles of continuous improvement tools that transformed Toyota into the world class company that prospered in good times and bad. While many manufacturing and service companies will say they have a continuous improvement initiative in place, very few have evolved lean, six sigma or any combination of tools into a consistent business philosophy with a clear vision, set of values, objectives, and sustainable processes that result in superior performance and exceptional shareholder returns. If you intend to drive above-average growth in sales and profitability with minimum resources you must develop a cohesive, strategic direction, sustainable competitive advantages, innovative products and capable leaders who execute strategy with a consistent process across the board. Consider this two-day “working meeting” as a springboard for your journey into a new business system that paves the way for unparalleled customer satisfaction and a relentless focus on continuous improvement. Ideal AttendeesSenior business leaders including CEOs, CFO, COOs, and division heads responsible for delivering shareholder returns and creating sustainable stake holder values. You will particularly benefit if:
Key Learning
TBM has worked with hundreds of companies over the past twenty years. These are a few examples of companies using a LeanSigma Business System to run a different, winning race.
Companies like Toyota and Danaher are commonly mentioned as representative examples of successful lean business systems.
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