How would you like to streamline your operations, lower your costs, improve your quality, and increase your profits-all at the same time?
It's not an impossible dream. It's the next evolutionary breakthrough in process improvement that goes beyond Process Reengineering, TRIZ, Six Sigma, and Lean to deliver actual, quantifiable results. And now it's yours.
Streamlined Process Improvement (SPI) is the powerful new program developed by H. James Harrington. After 40 years of improving processes for IBM, Ernst & Young, the Chinese government, and many other private and governmental organizations, Harrington has become the go-to leader in the field. His revolutionary guide shows you how to:
• Discover the latest process tools-to make faster, more dramatic improvements using the revolutionary PASIC improvement methodology
• Use walk-through questionnaires and checklists-to streamline your job, resulting in optimum value to your stakeholders
• Use the newest methodologies-including simulation modeling, risk analysis, Five Ss, Process Innovation, Information Technology, Lean, and Six Sigma-to take your business to the next level
• Increase innovation-to drive growth and profits for many years to come
Harrington's groundbreaking system is organized and explained step by step to help you achieve maximum results with a minimum of stress. His simple PASIC approach shows you how to Plan, Analyze, Streamline, Implement, and Continuously Improve throughout the entire process.
He walks you through the basics of how to analyze each process, how to decide which to focus on first, and how to prepare for organizational change. You'll be surprised by just how quickly you can make things run more efficiently and effectively.
With Harrington's proven techniques, you can sell your products and services at a lower price, satisfy your customers, make work more enjoyable for your employees, and still earn greater profits than your competitors.
This powerful process guide is the definitive handbook for operations managers, quality consultants, Six Sigma practitioners, knowledge workers, and Lean thinkers for a new generation.
