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By Chris Bujak 05 Mar, 2024
“5 Gifts to Get in a Groove”, Link , highlighted improvement strategies for this year. Let's unwrap some of those packages and the impact your journey to higher performance.
By Chris Bujak 03 Jan, 2024
Happy New Year! We hope that you had some wonderful holiday time. As we embark on a new year, the spirit of generosity continues to thrive. To assist you in getting back into the swing of things, we present you with 5 gifts to tap into 2024's unlimited potential.
By Pam Vecellio 21 Dec, 2023
Goal: To gain a better understanding of how to increase process speed, capacity, and outcomes now by utilizing the improvement method, KAIZEN so that you can continue growing your continual quality improvement knowledge and impact. By::Kaizen – What it is, Benefits it can create, The approach Conditions: 20 minutes sharing; 10 minutes questions/answers.
By Pam Vecellio 04 Dec, 2023
Join others seeking higher performance through training, coaching with immediate application benefits. See the six phases.
By Chris Bujak 20 Nov, 2023
During this webinar we explored the advanced improvement methods to help you solve bigger challenges, faster, easier, and with biggest outcomes. Begin with this logic model. 1. Determine desired outcomes, 2. Identify specific wastes, 3. Identify the best improvement method.
By Chris Bujak 07 Nov, 2023
Who doesn't want today to be better than yesterday? Or 2024 to be better than 2023? As you firm up 2024 plans, consider your teams and organization current performance and how high you want to reach in this new year. Unlocking higher performance begins with your team members. Performance is visible when people are aligned, teamed, capable, energized, with innovative efforts openly shared.
By Chris Bujak 19 Oct, 2023
The goal was to share learnings around how performance can be destroyed and how to support it so that you can be more successful on your continual improvement journey!
By Pam Vecellio 18 Oct, 2023
Have you ever noticed how people, on the same team, provide different responses? When you find yourself receiving inconsistent answers and results, it is a clear indication of process variation. PROCESS VARIATION occurs when a process fails to deliver uniform and consistent outcomes, both across different team members and over time.
By Pam Vecellio 28 Sep, 2023
The goal is for you to learn how to identify what customers really WANT and NEED to prioritize customer-facing improvements. Welcome to another improvement method: Quality Function Deployment / House of Quality!
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