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Reversing the Culture of Waste - 50 Best Practices for Achieving Process Excellence (2012)
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Reversing the Culture of Waste : 50 Best Practices for Achieving Process Excellence
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Reversing the Culture of Waste, 50 Best Practices for Achieving Process Excellence (2013)
EN NW EBISBN: 9781880156100 bzw. 1880156105, in Englisch, Air Academy Associates, neu, E-Book.
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Many enterprise-wide improvement efforts are disappointing and short-lived. Reversing the Culture of Waste is a new approach being used around the world that fundamentally changes our attitudes toward processes and the products and services they so fundamentally affect. Lee Pollock and Mark Kiemele present 50 specific, self-defining and actionable “Best Practices” derived from their implementation in over 500 enterprises having annual revenues of between $75M and $56B in manufacturing, financia... Many enterprise-wide improvement efforts are disappointing and short-lived. Reversing the Culture of Waste is a new approach being used around the world that fundamentally changes our attitudes toward processes and the products and services they so fundamentally affect. Lee Pollock and Mark Kiemele present 50 specific, self-defining and actionable “Best Practices” derived from their implementation in over 500 enterprises having annual revenues of between $75M and $56B in manufacturing, financial services, energy and transportation, healthcare and biotech, professional and administrative services, information systems and technology, retail operations, and government. Taken together, the 50 Best Practices provide a “recipe” to achieve a more successful, sustainable enterprise even under conditions of extreme uncertainty. Each of the 50 Best Practices is aligned with one of ten categories. These categories are: Executive Ownership and Leadership Alignment, Effective Support Infrastructure, Integration With Existing Business Improvement Initiatives, Commissioning the Right Projects and People to Lead Them, Integrated Training and Software, Financial and Implementation Accountability, Reward and Recognition, Enterprise-Wide Knowledge Sharing, Customer and Supply Chain Involvement, and Change Management. Readers are encouraged to score their organization’s performance on each of the 50 Best Practices, sum these scores, and compare that sum to similarly rated sums from 545 other organizations. The reader will be able to determine the percentile ranking of his or her organization compared to the other 545. If further analysis is desired, readers can log on to Air Academy’s website (http://www.airacad.com/predict) and use their Best Practice scores to predict what their organizational performance is in the following five areas: Customer Value, Intellectual Capital, Bottom-Line Growth, Top-Line Growth, and Culture Change. This affords the reader to benchmark with 545 other such predictions as well as to assess their continuous improvement effort over time. Rather than investing time creating new and rigid improvement plans or endeavoring to re-invigorate an existing one, leaders, decision-makers, and practitioners can use the 50 Best Practices to take immediate action to help them fight the legitimized waste in their organizations. There is no reason to re-invent the process when there are already substantial lessons learned from the continuous improvement community.Taal: Engels;Formaat: ePub met kopieerbeveiliging (DRM) van Adobe;Kopieerrechten: Het kopiëren van (delen van) de pagina's is niet toegestaan ;Geschikt voor: Alle e-readers te koop bij bol.com (of compatible met Adobe DRM). Telefoons/tablets met Google Android (1.6 of hoger) voorzien van bol.com boekenbol app. PC en Mac met Adobe reader software;Verschijningsdatum: april 2013;ISBN10: 1880156105;ISBN13: 9781880156100; Engelstalig | Ebook | 2013.
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Many enterprise-wide improvement efforts are disappointing and short-lived. Reversing the Culture of Waste is a new approach being used around the world that fundamentally changes our attitudes toward processes and the products and services they so fundamentally affect. Lee Pollock and Mark Kiemele present 50 specific, self-defining and actionable “Best Practices” derived from their implementation in over 500 enterprises having annual revenues of between $75M and $56B in manufacturing, financia... Many enterprise-wide improvement efforts are disappointing and short-lived. Reversing the Culture of Waste is a new approach being used around the world that fundamentally changes our attitudes toward processes and the products and services they so fundamentally affect. Lee Pollock and Mark Kiemele present 50 specific, self-defining and actionable “Best Practices” derived from their implementation in over 500 enterprises having annual revenues of between $75M and $56B in manufacturing, financial services, energy and transportation, healthcare and biotech, professional and administrative services, information systems and technology, retail operations, and government. Taken together, the 50 Best Practices provide a “recipe” to achieve a more successful, sustainable enterprise even under conditions of extreme uncertainty. Each of the 50 Best Practices is aligned with one of ten categories. These categories are: Executive Ownership and Leadership Alignment, Effective Support Infrastructure, Integration With Existing Business Improvement Initiatives, Commissioning the Right Projects and People to Lead Them, Integrated Training and Software, Financial and Implementation Accountability, Reward and Recognition, Enterprise-Wide Knowledge Sharing, Customer and Supply Chain Involvement, and Change Management. Readers are encouraged to score their organization’s performance on each of the 50 Best Practices, sum these scores, and compare that sum to similarly rated sums from 545 other organizations. The reader will be able to determine the percentile ranking of his or her organization compared to the other 545. If further analysis is desired, readers can log on to Air Academy’s website (http://www.airacad.com/predict) and use their Best Practice scores to predict what their organizational performance is in the following five areas: Customer Value, Intellectual Capital, Bottom-Line Growth, Top-Line Growth, and Culture Change. This affords the reader to benchmark with 545 other such predictions as well as to assess their continuous improvement effort over time. Rather than investing time creating new and rigid improvement plans or endeavoring to re-invigorate an existing one, leaders, decision-makers, and practitioners can use the 50 Best Practices to take immediate action to help them fight the legitimized waste in their organizations. There is no reason to re-invent the process when there are already substantial lessons learned from the continuous improvement community.Taal: Engels;Formaat: ePub met kopieerbeveiliging (DRM) van Adobe;Kopieerrechten: Het kopiëren van (delen van) de pagina's is niet toegestaan ;Geschikt voor: Alle e-readers te koop bij bol.com (of compatible met Adobe DRM). Telefoons/tablets met Google Android (1.6 of hoger) voorzien van bol.com boekenbol app. PC en Mac met Adobe reader software;Verschijningsdatum: april 2013;ISBN10: 1880156105;ISBN13: 9781880156100; Engelstalig | Ebook | 2013.
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Reversing the Culture of Waste - 50 Best Practices for Achieving Process Excellence (2012)
EN NW EB DLISBN: 9781880156100 bzw. 1880156105, in Englisch, Six Sigma Products Group, Inc. Six Sigma Products Group, Inc. Six Sigma Products Group, Inc. neu, E-Book, elektronischer Download.
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Each of us has improved tasks or processes at home and work over the years hopefully with the speed, cost and quality we expected. Imagine trying to do the same across thousands of tasks and processes each having varying degrees of complexity, spanning many functional disciplines, simultaneously. Despite best efforts, most enterprise-wide process improvement efforts yield results that are less than expected. Different management styles and organizational structures, a pre-occupation with competing business priorities and a strict adherence to plans, systems, processes and metrics serve to legitimize organizational waste and its infamous partner in crime, variation. Reversing the Culture of Waste - 50 Best Practices to Achieve Process Excellence provides time proven, effective and specific solutions that address these factors to reduce both waste and variation systematically. Lee Pollock and Mark Kiemele share their "best practices" from supporting hundreds of businesses and government agencies worldwide over the past twenty-three years. Each is as relevant to well established, mature organizations as they are for small, entrepreneurial startups. Implementing these practices results in the simplification, perfection and innovation of processes leading to a adaptable and sustainable entreprise. A unique internet-based, quantitative model is presented at the conclusion of the text that enables the reader with the ability to insert their organization's past or present performance associated with each best practice and compare it with the results from over 545 other respondents. This can be repeated in the future to fine tune their organization's process excellence efforts and rejuvenate them over time. In doing so, the reader will be contributing to a dynamic, knowledge-based model with other organizations worldwide. This text is intended for any leader, entrepreneur, innovator, decision-maker or practitioner involved in Process Excellence. It is especially useful.
Each of us has improved tasks or processes at home and work over the years hopefully with the speed, cost and quality we expected. Imagine trying to do the same across thousands of tasks and processes each having varying degrees of complexity, spanning many functional disciplines, simultaneously. Despite best efforts, most enterprise-wide process improvement efforts yield results that are less than expected. Different management styles and organizational structures, a pre-occupation with competing business priorities and a strict adherence to plans, systems, processes and metrics serve to legitimize organizational waste and its infamous partner in crime, variation. Reversing the Culture of Waste - 50 Best Practices to Achieve Process Excellence provides time proven, effective and specific solutions that address these factors to reduce both waste and variation systematically. Lee Pollock and Mark Kiemele share their "best practices" from supporting hundreds of businesses and government agencies worldwide over the past twenty-three years. Each is as relevant to well established, mature organizations as they are for small, entrepreneurial startups. Implementing these practices results in the simplification, perfection and innovation of processes leading to a adaptable and sustainable entreprise. A unique internet-based, quantitative model is presented at the conclusion of the text that enables the reader with the ability to insert their organization's past or present performance associated with each best practice and compare it with the results from over 545 other respondents. This can be repeated in the future to fine tune their organization's process excellence efforts and rejuvenate them over time. In doing so, the reader will be contributing to a dynamic, knowledge-based model with other organizations worldwide. This text is intended for any leader, entrepreneur, innovator, decision-maker or practitioner involved in Process Excellence. It is especially useful.
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Reversing the Culture of Waste (2012)
EN NW EB DLISBN: 9781880156100 bzw. 1880156105, in Englisch, Air Academy Associates, Air Academy Associates, Air Academy Associates, neu, E-Book, elektronischer Download.
Lieferung aus: Frankreich, in-stock.
Many enterprise-wide improvement efforts are disappointing and short-lived. Reversing the Culture of Waste is a new approach being used around the world that fundamentally changes our attitudes toward processes and the products and services they so fundamentally affect. Lee Pollock and Mark Kiemele present 50 specific, self-defining and actionable "Best Practices" derived from their implementation in over 500 enterprises having annual revenues of between $75M and $56B in manufacturing, financial services, energy and transportation, healthcare and biotech, professional and administrative services, information systems and technology, retail operations, and government. Taken together, the 50 Best Practices provide a "recipe" to achieve a more successful, sustainable enterprise even under conditions of extreme uncertainty. Each of the 50 Best Practices is aligned with one of ten categories. These categories are: Executive Ownership and Leadership Alignment, Effective Support Infrastructure, Integration With Existing Business Improvement Initiatives, Commissioning the Right Projects and People to Lead Them, Integrated Training and Software, Financial and Implementation Accountability, Reward and Recognition, Enterprise-Wide Knowledge Sharing, Customer and Supply Chain Involvement, and Change Management. Readers are encouraged to score their organization's performance on each of the 50 Best Practices, sum these scores, and compare that sum to similarly rated sums from 545 other organizations. The reader will be able to determine the percentile ranking of his or her organization compared to the other 545. If further analysis is desired, readers can log on to Air Academy's website (http://www. airacad.com/predict) and use their Best Practice scores to predict what their organizational performance is in the following five areas: Customer Value, Intellectual Capital, Bottom-Line Growth, Top-Line Growth, and Culture Change. This affords the reader to benchmark with 545 O.
Many enterprise-wide improvement efforts are disappointing and short-lived. Reversing the Culture of Waste is a new approach being used around the world that fundamentally changes our attitudes toward processes and the products and services they so fundamentally affect. Lee Pollock and Mark Kiemele present 50 specific, self-defining and actionable "Best Practices" derived from their implementation in over 500 enterprises having annual revenues of between $75M and $56B in manufacturing, financial services, energy and transportation, healthcare and biotech, professional and administrative services, information systems and technology, retail operations, and government. Taken together, the 50 Best Practices provide a "recipe" to achieve a more successful, sustainable enterprise even under conditions of extreme uncertainty. Each of the 50 Best Practices is aligned with one of ten categories. These categories are: Executive Ownership and Leadership Alignment, Effective Support Infrastructure, Integration With Existing Business Improvement Initiatives, Commissioning the Right Projects and People to Lead Them, Integrated Training and Software, Financial and Implementation Accountability, Reward and Recognition, Enterprise-Wide Knowledge Sharing, Customer and Supply Chain Involvement, and Change Management. Readers are encouraged to score their organization's performance on each of the 50 Best Practices, sum these scores, and compare that sum to similarly rated sums from 545 other organizations. The reader will be able to determine the percentile ranking of his or her organization compared to the other 545. If further analysis is desired, readers can log on to Air Academy's website (http://www. airacad.com/predict) and use their Best Practice scores to predict what their organizational performance is in the following five areas: Customer Value, Intellectual Capital, Bottom-Line Growth, Top-Line Growth, and Culture Change. This affords the reader to benchmark with 545 O.
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Reversing the Culture of Waste - 50 Best Practices for Achieving Process Excellence (2012)
EN HC US FEISBN: 9781880156094 bzw. 1880156091, in Englisch, Air Academy Pr, gebundenes Buch, gebraucht, Erstausgabe.
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