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Lean Manufacturing Training
Bill Gaw's
8-Basics of Lean Manufacturing
have
helped hundreds of manufacturing
leaders
solve these
problem....
Part Shortages
Excess Inventory
Scrap and Rework
Late Shipments
Customer Complaints
End-Of-Month Scramble
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760-945-5596
What Everyone Ought to Know About Training
Believe it... "there is no free lunch!"
If you search the Internet for manufacturing training materials, you'll come across a ton of stuff... and most of it free.
Now we've had people tell us that there is no need to purchase anything because "you can get so much free stuff on the net."
Admittedly, there is a ton of free stuff on the net...and if you put it all together you'd probably have over a zillion hours of YouTube videos, and a zillion pages of white papers and case studies.
So if you had over a zillion hours of YouTube videos, and a zillion pages of white papers and case studies would you and your company realize your full growth and earning potentials?
Let me answer that for you... NOOOOOO!
Unfortunately, even most "not for free" manufacturing training materials fail to meet buyer expectations because they are either:
* EBooks with little or no effective graphics to optimize learning
* PowerPoint
presentations with no
commentary and "lesson learned"
to drive home the “how to” of lean tools and techniques
* Videos that deliver information at super speeds but with
comprehension difficulties
* Seminars/webinars that present a lot of materials however
most attendee’s retention rate is less than 25% and relev-
ant, at-home transformations rarely get started.
Bill Gaw's Unique, PowerPoint-Plus, Knowledge Transfer
Bill's lean Manufacturing knowledge transfer packages includes powerful, PowerPoint charts and graphics, "plus" annotated note pages with “how to make-it-happen” commentary and "lessons learned." by a "been there, done that" lean manufacturing champion.
One of the keys to success is having a great coach. Whether you're "in the trenches" or working your way up the corporate ladder. the experience of someone who's "been there, done that" can be invaluable. Throughout his knowledge transfer tutorials, Bill Gaw provides expert knowledge, support, empathy, respect and, most important, the wisdom of "been there, done that" experience. and, he's always just an email away.
The
PowerPoint-Plus AdvantageCustomers study their PowerPoint-Plus, materials, print sections and highlight relevant passages that are important to understanding and master. The resultant guidelines are used for team empowerment, motivation and the successful implementation of their change initiatives.... e-Books, basic PowerPoint presentations, videos, and seminars/webinars just don’t close to the performance results generated by Bill Gaw's PowerPoint-Plus Tutorials.
Lean Manufacturing Knowledge and Training Menu:
Options for Individuals:
Performance Management Knowledge
Supply Chain Management Knowledge
Strategic Planning and Tactical Execution Knowledge
Lean Manufacturing Certification Program
Options for:
DIY
Team Training
Lean Manufacturing, DIY, Training Program-in-a-Box
Options for: Consulting and Coaching:
Mike Osterling's Manufacturing Assessment and Action Planning
Lean Manufacturing
Knowledge and skills that
you'll
not
find in the books
at
Amazon.com... neither
in the
APICS
Library nor the Harvard
Business
School Press.
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