Operational Excellence - One-Day Workshop

Seating is limited to Manufacturers

In today’s economy, companies must progress from strategy to sustainability at an accelerated rate to remain competitive and to differentiate themselves from competitors. This interactive workshop will outline the steps to becoming a high performing organization.

Is your organization:

· Losing business to competitors or not meeting sales targets?

· Struggling to meet monthly performance goals?

· Constantly expediting orders and running too much overtime?

· Receiving customer complaints for late orders or long lead-times?

· Suffering from “end of the month” syndrome?

· Finding it difficult to attract and retain the right employees?

If you answered yes, attend this interactive workshop to learn:

· Necessary conditions to create a high-performance organization.

· Roles of leadership and customer focus.

· How to measure and establish performance metrics.

· How to create a stable and capable delivery system.

· How to identify initiatives that could achieve a 20-25% productivity improvement with your current workforce.

· How to construct a strategy that achieves a competitive market advantage.

· How to convert improved operational performance into a market strategy to grow sales.

About the presenter:

Max Krug, owner of Future State Engineering, has 40 years of experience in operations, with a focus on manufacturing and distribution companies. He coaches companies to help develop operational excellence strategies and provides hands-on mentoring and implementation support for the necessary and sufficient actions to become a high-performing organization. His education is in Industrial Engineering, and he utilizes Theory of Constraints, Lean and Total Quality Management techniques to achieve breakthrough performance improvement for organizations.

(Breakfast, Lunch and refreshments will be provided)

*participants must bring a laptop for the simulation portion of the workshop

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Northland Workforce Training Center, 683 Northland Ave, Buffalo, United States