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Reduce Cycle Times
- Defining the scope of Cycle time
- Defining Cycle Time/s
- Different types
- How to begin.
- Methods employed.
- Customer & system views of cycle times
- Why do it?
- Benefits to be attained.
Overview of the webinar
Most organization want to improve performance but don’t know where to begin.
This presentation provides the insight, direction and methodology to make operations better – less time and better quality.
Additional benefits achieved is increased flexibility, capacity and reduced cost.
These benefits are only a few of the specific points described in the programs content. These tools/techniques will enhance your operating performance – achieving these points of improved capabilities/thinking is a necessity for achieving customer satisfaction!
Who should attend?
Any departmental functions responsibility for performance (supervisor, manager, director)
Why should you attend?
- Gain an understanding of what CYCLE TIME IS
- How Cycle time impacts your profits?
- Learn what the four (4) key elements are of Cycle Time
- Discover the appropriate methodology to be employed.
- How to obtain your organizations’ acceptance
- What are the benefits of doing Cyle time reduction?
- Lear how to counteract the defensive mechanism of “You don’t understand my business”
Faculty - Mr.Michael Gozzo
Michael W. Gozzo is President and Founder of THE TOTAL BUSINESS CONSULTING GROUP, LLC., a firm specializing in counseling and education of all levels of management in the areas of Supply Chain, Lean Manufacturing, Demand Flow Technology, Just-In-Time, Total Quality Control, Manufacturing Systems Implementation, Inventory Control, and Production/Operations Management.
Recent involvement with Silicon Valley leader’s in Supply Chain Management, Lean Manufacturing practices and ISO includes Cisco, Infineon, Sunrise Telecom, PerkinElmer, Philips Semi-conductor, and SanDisk. Mike Gozzo went to Germany to train operational personnel at Lufthansa Air Cargo. He has been associated with Lean practices: pull systems, quick change, 5-S, VMI, cell design, and others.
Mike has traveled and worked extensively in Canada, England, Hong Kong, Ireland, Scotland, Germany, Japan, Korea, Mexico, Indonesia, South Africa, Thailand, Bahrain, U.A.E., Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Oman, and Taiwan.