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Course Length: Two-day session.

Pricing & Scheduling: Please call us at 512.918.0280 for more information.

Online Registration/Enrollment: Two-Day Workshop Form

Home :: Services :: Two-Day Workshop: Beyond Lean Six Sigma and the Balanced Scorecard

Two-Day Workshop: Beyond Lean Six Sigma and the Balanced Scorecard
Our two-day workshop builds on the one-day executive overview, which introduces participants to the Integrated Enterprise Excellence (IEE) system, a set of management techniques that optimizes best practices of the best systems—applying structured metrics and a no nonsense roadmap to initiate process improvement and achieve substantial benefits.

Attendees will supplement in class lecture and discussion with a series of structured practical exercises and overnight reading assignments. The exercises will provide student teams with first-hand guided experience in the implementation and application of extended IEE principles as they are developed over the course of two days.

Preliminary exercises will include the acquisition, analysis and interpretation of data, and the development and implementation of an enhanced IEE dashboard/scorecard system. The culmination of the course will be the use of the IEE E-DMAIC process in the creation of a prototype set of effective and measurable enterprise goals and strategies. This supplemental work will enable attendees to more thoroughly understand how IEE integrates the best practices of Lean Six Sigma and goes beyond the limitations of conventional balanced scorecards.

Who Should Attend:

  • VPs and managers of operations and administration
  • Process and quality engineers and managers
  • Manufacturing VPs, engineers, and managers
  • CFOs, VPs and managers of finance
  • Process, business, and systems analysts
  • Members of strategic planning initiatives
  • Learn how to optimize the “best of” from a variety of improvement theories

Objectives:

  • Learn how to optimize the “best of” from a variety of improvement theories
  • Move beyond “traditional” measures and strategic planning
  • Create an enterprise value chain
  • Make better use of analytics

References provided to each attendee: