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| APICS MIDLANDS CHAPTER PRESENTS: COMBATING COMPLACENCY IN AN AGE OF HYPERCOMPETITION |
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| Featuring: Richard Schonberger Thursday, April 19, 2001 Old Mill Crowne Plaza Hotel |
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Omaha, Nebraska 655 North 108 Avenue 402-496-0850 |
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| Registration Name __________________________________________ Day Phone ______________________________________ Co/Address ______________________________________ City/State/ZIP ___________________________ Email ________________________________ Registration(s)______X $170 per Includes Pasta Buffet and breaks |
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| Other Team Members 1. ____________________________ 2. ____________________________ 3. ____________________________ 4. ____________________________ 5. ____________________________ |
Preregistration and Payment Required April 13th-Space is Limited Return Form and Send Payment to: (Checks payable to APICS, Midlands Chapter) | ||
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| Cyndi Stastny APICS Midlands Chapter 2011 Skyhawk Avenue Papillion, NE 68133 |
Seminar Information Contacts: Janet Deane - sjdeane@nfinity.com Steve Petersen - 402-891-7322 Cyndi Stastny - 402-691-6448 |
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| Learn the industrial renaissance of the past two decades is showing its age. A half-century analysis of industrial competitiveness, involving over 500 manufacturers globally, is revealing. Based on the prime indicator of "leanness" -inventory turnover-the study shows that some of the world's most admired manufacturers have ceased to improve. Many actually have lost ground in recent years. Contributing factors include complacency; stock-hyping deals that divert attention; new managers lacking trial-by-fire experience; legacies of bad equipment, complex systems, and mind-numbing job designs; and spotty implementations. Dr. Schonberger will suggest ways to counter each of these obstacles to staying on the world-class/lean management journey. | |||
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| Seminar Agenda 7:30-8:30 a.m. REGISTRATION, 8:30 a.m. SEMINAR BEGINS I. Slipping Competitiveness in an Age of Hypercompetition. II. Getting Lean in Production and Inventory Control. III. Focused Form and Structure IV. Audience/Team Participation: Trying your hand at self-scoring against world-class principles. 12:00-1:00 p.m. LUNCH AND NETWORKING V. Audience participation: Getting at what aggravates and stimulates "real people." VI. The Factory Is Positional (Like Chess): Get Structured Right. VII. Get Externally Focused: Know the Value Chain, the Competition, and Global Best Practices. VIII. Economy-of-Control: Best control (visual, direct, process-linked) is fewest controls. IX. Promote, Market, and Sell Every Step Upward in Excellence. X. Benchmark Results, by Industry Type and Size, Based on Self-Assessments by Over 475 Manufacturers. |
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| 4:30 - Questions and Adjourn-Cash Bar Richard Schonberger Richard Schonberger is president of Schonberger & Associates, Inc., and affiliate professor at the University of Washington. Best known as the originator of the term and concepts of world-class manufacturing, he is author of six manufacturing management books, six editions of a textbook, and over 100 articles and papers. His 1996 book, World Class Manufacturing-The Next Decade: Building Power, Strength, and Value is the sequel to his 1986 landmark lean-manufacturing best seller, World Class Manufacturing: The Lessons of Simplicity Applied. Since 1981, over 150 organizations worldwide have retained Richard Schonberger for training or advisory services, including Courtaulds, Du Pont, Eli Lilly, Fiat, Ford, General Electric, General Motors, Oral B/Gillette, Hewlett-Packard, Honeywell, IBM, Intel, Invensys, Levi Strauss, Mars, Mazak, Microsoft, Nokia, Philips, Olivetti, Procter and Gamble, R J Reynolds, Smith-Kline Beecham, STC Telecom, Texas Instruments, and Universal Standard. Dr. Schonberger was inducted into the 1995 Academy of the Shingo Prize for Excellence in Manufacturing; awarded the British Institution of Production Engineers' 1990 International Award; and received the Institute of Industrial Engineers' 1988 Production and Inventory Control Award. Register Today-Seating Limited |
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