| About
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BP Group & iCMG - BPM evolving beyond Six Sigma/Lean approaches
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Steve Towers, CEO & Managing Partner
- Towers Associates
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11:30 AM - 12:30 PM GMT (UK) |
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| 12:30 PM - 01:30 PM CET (EU) |
02:30 PM - 03:30 PM GST (UAE) |
04:00 PM - 05:00 PM IST (India) |
| Fee |
| Free |
please
register with official email id only
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| Overview |
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The emphasis of many organisations to training people in Lean Six Sigma approaches should have produced market changing results. As we know many programs have failed to achieve the strategic difference, and in fact many proponent companies, including GE, Motorola and Toyota are struggling. This webinar reviews the means to break through the glass ceiling imposed by ‘inside-out’ thinking and ensure Lean and Six Sigma approaches produce results that make the difference.
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| What you
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Utilise the energy created with Lean Six Sigma to proceed to the next level of corporate performance
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Understand the dynamic tools available that put Six Sigma and Lean approaches ‘on steroids’
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Develop a coherent approach to extend and reinforce the success of Six Sigma/Lean
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Create the organisational readiness to win the triple crown (simultaneously reducing costs, improving revenue and enhancing service)
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Encourage the organisation to move to the next stage beyond Six Sigma.
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Who Should Attend |
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CEOs, Directors, VPs, CTOs and CIOs
of End -User companies (such as Telecom, Airlines,
Finance, Insurance, Retail, Manufacturing, Energy,
Product and service, etc.), IT Services companies
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Senior Executives who want to learn
how peers at the world's leading organizations are
creating business advantage using architecture strategies
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Directors, Senior Managers involved
in Software Engineering Process
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Senior Management responsible for
IT and Architecture Governance
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Directors, VPs and Senior Managers
involved in offshore business initiatives such as
BPO, ITES
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Business Consultants, Heads of Business
Units, Director Marketing & Sales
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Chief Architects, Enterprise Architects
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Software Architects, Solution Architects,
Technical Architects
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IT Consultant, Product Managers, Technical
Managers
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Project Managers, Program Managers,
R&D Managers s
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About The Speaker |
Steve
Towers is the founder of the Business Process Group (www.bpgroup.org)
a globalbusiness club (originally formed 1992) exchanging
ideas and best practice in Business Performance Management,
Transformation and Process Improvement.
He
leads from the front and works with many of the leading
fortune 500 companies as a mentor, coach and sometimes consultant
specializing in the implementation of performance improvement,
process change and transformation.
An inspirational speaker and author of several books including “A Senior Executives guide to BPR”, “In Search
of BPM Excellence”, “Thrive! How to Succeed in
the Age of the Customer” and recently “Customer
Expectation Management – Success without Exception” he is noted for his direct and pragmatic approach. Steve
previously worked for Citibank where he led restructuring
and business process transformation programs both in the
US and Europe.
Steve advises many boards and sits on the steering panel
of the influential California based BPM Forum, a group of
distinguished C-Level executives heading up Global 500 companies.
As a coach and mentor he works first hand with organizations
in the private and public sectors helping them successfully
transform their businesses. In 2006 he received the “Lifetime
Achievement Award for contribution to Business” in
San Diego. Steve lives with his family in England and Texas.
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| System
Requirements |
PC-based attendees
Required: Windows® 2000, XP Home, XP Pro, 2003 Server,
Vista
Macintosh®-based attendees Required: Mac OS® X 10.4
(Tiger®) or newer |
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