QUESTIONSContinuous Process Improvement Symposium (CPI Symposium)
Venue: Weber State University
Location: Ogden, Utah, United States
| Event Date/Time: May 13, 2008 | End Date/Time: May 15, 2008 |
| Registration Date: May 12, 2008 | |
| Early Registration Date: May 15, 2008 |
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Continuous Improvement approaches of the last few decades are being hailed as “necessary to compete” in an expanding
global marketplace. But, implementing these solutions – and getting the results that please shareholders, customers and
employees alike – doesn’t happen by magic. How does it happen? What are people and their organizations doing to turn the
“common sense” solutions of Lean, The Theory of Constraints (TOC), and Six-Sigma into real results?
These are the questions to be answered by the speakers featured in the Continuous Process Improvement Symposiums.
The annual CPI Symposium will be the only nationwide educational and networking event available to practitioners,
consultants and academics that specifically covers solutions from all three major approaches of Lean, TOC, and Six-Sigma.
This event is designed to offer practical and relevant information on the latest developments in applying these three methods
in an integrative approach, enabling organizations to achieve breakthroughs in competitive advantage.
global marketplace. But, implementing these solutions – and getting the results that please shareholders, customers and
employees alike – doesn’t happen by magic. How does it happen? What are people and their organizations doing to turn the
“common sense” solutions of Lean, The Theory of Constraints (TOC), and Six-Sigma into real results?
These are the questions to be answered by the speakers featured in the Continuous Process Improvement Symposiums.
The annual CPI Symposium will be the only nationwide educational and networking event available to practitioners,
consultants and academics that specifically covers solutions from all three major approaches of Lean, TOC, and Six-Sigma.
This event is designed to offer practical and relevant information on the latest developments in applying these three methods
in an integrative approach, enabling organizations to achieve breakthroughs in competitive advantage.
Venue
Additional Information
Full 3-Day Registration
Prior to March 15: $885
After March 15: $1025
On-Site: $1225
