Operational Excellence – or not

Operational Excellence or OpEx for short, what does that imply and why should you care about it? Well, if you don’t know it, here’s your chance to learn more: A webinar by WTG webinars, the leading provider of B2B educational online events. I’ve been a media partner with them for several years now, and from a humbling and fumbling start their webinars have evolved into do-not-miss-events that you should make time for. I always do. many of them, if not most, are also available for on-demand viewing.

Operational Excellence – key issues

The upcoming webinar on Top 5 OpEx Success Strategies will help you become more successful, using Lean and OpEx to enable and accelerate business growth,  Presented by Simon Law, a former manufacturing leader of the Toyota Motor Manufacturing Corporation, who worked as a team leader responsible for delivering 600 vehicle bodies per shift to two assembly plants for 11 years, the webinar is centered around these topics:

  • Top 5 blunders that make OpEx failand how to avoid them
  • How to Integrate and deploy OpEx strategically for growth in earnings & sales
  • Why a comprehensive management system that shows improvements is key for sustaining results and cultural change
  • Understand how to develop the right culture and the way it impacts upon your business performance   
  • Real examples of the tools and behaviours highly successful companies are using to enable cultural change and sustainability of OpEx and Lean

The Effective Lean Enterprise

Along with the webinar WTG in cooperation with TBM is also releasing a white paper on lean enterprises. As applicable to companies that are just starting out on their lean journey as it is to those that might be further along, this white paper (download below) reviews 10 best practices for establishing and growing a continuous improvement program or Kaizen in Japanese.

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