Results & Comments

ACHIEVE DRAMATIC RESULTS WITH THESE 5 – KEY “PARADIGM ENABLERS”

Systems Thinking
Defining the purpose of your system
Using the correct Metrics to measure progress
Thinking & Acting Systemically, to find the limiting factor
Focused efforts using the tactical tools necessary

The Results of TLS Speak for Themselves:

WRALC Depot Maintenance: 45% increase in throughput = Savings over $3 Billion

Adirondack Surgery Center: 60% increase in throughput

Delta Airlines Technical Ops: Improvements almost immeasurable--Converting a Cost Center to a Profit Making Entity for the company

A Government Agency, Utah's Department of Workforce Services gains attention for improvements

Huntsman Cancer Institute: 50% increase in throughput w/Increased Quality

Others may report similar improvements when using individual methods alone, however studies reveal these results are non-typical. When you compare the statistical data of success ratios when applying TLS (Theory of Constraints/Lean/Six Sigma)--again, the results speak for themselves.

Article published in The Association for Operations Management.
The Continuous Improvement Trio - May 2006

              (Download the full study results: Russ Pirasteh, PhD, & Kimberly Farah, PhD)

WARNING:
The Benefits of TLS can be summarized easily, but may be difficult to beleive.
To understand why this is a dilemma, simply refer to the above chart and continue
to prepare yourself for the benefits listed below:

Increased speed of implementation - Results can occur in a matter of weeks

Simplistic - Complicated systems don't just require simple solutions--They demand it!

Minimal Investment - Much less training, effort, and time required for implementation

Dramatic results - Its all due to focused leverage

The 2012 CPI Symposiums are the first integrated workshops comprised of leading TLS experts, working in a collaborative effort, to teach the simple keys to realizing faster, bigger results, no matter which methodology is your preference.

ADDITIONAL CPI SYMPOSIUMS INFORMATION:

About Us

Feb 24-25 CSUN CPI Symposium Agenda

Speakers and Presentations

Past Symposiums

Robert E. Fox Awards & History

Exhibitors

Sponsorship

Registrations and Information

Symposium Comments

"After attending the CPI Symposium, we implemented some methods we learned about key integration of approaches. We were able to dramatically improve our systems main objectives!"

Diane Kelly
University of Utah

____________________________________________________________

"Just wanted to say thanks for a great Conference. I thought it was really well organized and I was impressed with the depth of knowledge of the presenters. You found a way to get some real heavy-weights from the CPI world in to lecture and I commend you."

Thanks again,

Dan Herway
L3 Com

____________________________________________________________

"Congratulations on your recent CPI Symposium. This was a great symposium (especially for a first time endeavor). Most [conferences] focus on individual Continuous Process Improvement tools (TOC, Lean, and Six Sigma) and what has been missing is a one that deals with all three, and focuses on the possible synergies."

Thanks,

Kenneth Francis
USAF

____________________________________________________________

"I really enjoyed the CPI Symposium.   . . . . . every presentation I attended was excellent. I hope you will be able to make this an annual conference."

Thanks,

C. Grant Lindsay
Intel

____________________________________________________________

"I wanted to congratulate you and your team, for your successfully organizing and implementing the 2007, CPI symposium. I have been to many conferences, but I found your event well focused and very valuable. I trust that participants have walked away with significant value to deliver to their organization. Your speakers and presenters were credible and resourceful. I believe that your institution embarked on a courageous journey toward CPI to take it to the next level by unifying the existing capabilities. I am proud and pleased to have attended your conference."

Best Regards,

Russ Piresteh
Director - Operations Excellence/CPI
Sanmina-SCI

____________________________________________________________

"I would like to thank you for your efforts on an excellent CPI Symposium.
I left with a lot of valuable information and an idea of the areas I need to focus my education."

Thank you,

Eric Welker
Quality Manager
Juniper Systems, Inc.

____________________________________________________________

"Awesome conference! You did a great job pulling that together."

Louise Mudd
Northrop Grumman

____________________________________________________________

"We certainly enjoyed the CPI Symposium. We hope you will have this again next year and we hope to also be a sponsor."

Tom Griffith
Business Development Director
Robbins-Gioia, LLC

____________________________________________________________

"Thanks again for a super symposium. It was a fantastic event!"

Steve Clayton
L-3 Communications

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(Free Video Preview)	ACHIEVE DRAMATIC RESULTS WITH THESE 5 – KEY “PARADIGM ENABLERS” Systems Thinking Defining the purpose of your system Using the correct Metrics to measure progress Thinking & Acting Systemically, to find the limiting factor Focused efforts using the tactical tools necessary The Results of TLS Speak for Themselves: WRALC Depot Maintenance: 45% increase in throughput = Savings over $3 Billion Adirondack Surgery Center: 60% increase in throughput Delta Airlines Technical Ops: Improvements almost immeasurable--Converting a Cost Center to a Profit Making Entity for the company A Government Agency, Utah's Department of Workforce Services gains attention for improvements Huntsman Cancer Institute: 50% increase in throughput w/Increased Quality Others may report similar improvements when using individual methods alone, however studies reveal these results are non-typical. When you compare the statistical data of success ratios when applying TLS (Theory of Constraints/Lean/Six Sigma)--again, the results speak for themselves. Article published in The Association for Operations Management. The Continuous Improvement Trio - May 2006 (Download the full study results: Russ Pirasteh, PhD, & Kimberly Farah, PhD) WARNING: The Benefits of TLS can be summarized easily, but may be difficult to beleive. To understand why this is a dilemma, simply refer to the above chart and continue to prepare yourself for the benefits listed below: Increased speed of implementation - Results can occur in a matter of weeks Simplistic - Complicated systems don't just require simple solutions--They demand it! Minimal Investment - Much less training, effort, and time required for implementation Dramatic results - Its all due to focused leverage The 2012 CPI Symposiums are the first integrated workshops comprised of leading TLS experts, working in a collaborative effort, to teach the simple keys to realizing faster, bigger results, no matter which methodology is your preference. ADDITIONAL CPI SYMPOSIUMS INFORMATION: About Us Feb 24-25 CSUN CPI Symposium Agenda Speakers and Presentations Past Symposiums Robert E. Fox Awards & History Exhibitors Sponsorship Registrations and Information Symposium Comments "After attending the CPI Symposium, we implemented some methods we learned about key integration of approaches. We were able to dramatically improve our systems main objectives!" Diane Kelly University of Utah ____________________________________________________________ "Just wanted to say thanks for a great Conference. I thought it was really well organized and I was impressed with the depth of knowledge of the presenters. You found a way to get some real heavy-weights from the CPI world in to lecture and I commend you." Thanks again, Dan Herway L3 Com ____________________________________________________________ "Congratulations on your recent CPI Symposium. This was a great symposium (especially for a first time endeavor). Most [conferences] focus on individual Continuous Process Improvement tools (TOC, Lean, and Six Sigma) and what has been missing is a one that deals with all three, and focuses on the possible synergies." Thanks, Kenneth Francis USAF ____________________________________________________________ "I really enjoyed the CPI Symposium. . . . . . every presentation I attended was excellent. I hope you will be able to make this an annual conference." Thanks, C. Grant Lindsay Intel ____________________________________________________________ "I wanted to congratulate you and your team, for your successfully organizing and implementing the 2007, CPI symposium. I have been to many conferences, but I found your event well focused and very valuable. I trust that participants have walked away with significant value to deliver to their organization. Your speakers and presenters were credible and resourceful. I believe that your institution embarked on a courageous journey toward CPI to take it to the next level by unifying the existing capabilities. I am proud and pleased to have attended your conference." *Best Regards,* Russ Piresteh Director - Operations Excellence/CPI Sanmina-SCI ____________________________________________________________ "I would like to thank you for your efforts on an excellent CPI Symposium. I left with a lot of valuable information and an idea of the areas I need to focus my education." Thank you, Eric Welker Quality Manager Juniper Systems, Inc. ____________________________________________________________ "Awesome conference! You did a great job pulling that together." Louise Mudd Northrop Grumman ____________________________________________________________ "We certainly enjoyed the CPI Symposium. We hope you will have this again next year and we hope to also be a sponsor." Tom Griffith Business Development Director Robbins-Gioia, LLC ____________________________________________________________ "Thanks again for a super symposium. It was a fantastic event!" Steve Clayton L-3 Communications .