(BPR) is basically rethinking and radically redesigning an organization's existing resources to achieve dramatic improvements in critical, contemporary measures of performance, such as cost, quality, service, and speed.
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(BPR) is basically rethinking and radically redesigning an organization's existing resources to achieve dramatic improvements in critical, contemporary measures of performance, such as cost, quality, service, and speed.
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Lean Business Intelligence: Achieve Better, Faster, Cheaper Business Intellig...Kurt Solarte
A walk through the method used, the adoption, the tooling, and even show the before and after metrics that management kept proving the improvement in complexity and productivity that the team was able to achieve.
Bpr implementation process an analysis of key success & failure factorsSana Fatima
Summary of an article based on supply chain management related to Business Process Reeingeneering by Majed Al-Mashari and Mohamed Zairi in year 1999, published in Business Process Management
Journal,
Business Process Re-Engineering is a vast and large concept. Trying to simplify BPR in this article with research done extensively on the subject. Also have tried to shed light on its cohesion with IT, comparison with PI and criticism around BPR.
Business Process Re-Engineering by ADITI WALIAAditi Walia
For the first time ever, this presentation on BPR has a wide coverage of so many topics regarding BPR, it includes not only definition + issues affecting BPR + about core processes of business + history about BPR + General Model + Role of IT in BPR + its objectives + Outcomes as well as problems related to BPR in a very simple and fluent manner along with interactive diagrams and figures so as to aid even the naive or first time reader.
Lean Business Intelligence: Achieve Better, Faster, Cheaper Business Intellig...Kurt Solarte
A walk through the method used, the adoption, the tooling, and even show the before and after metrics that management kept proving the improvement in complexity and productivity that the team was able to achieve.
Bpr implementation process an analysis of key success & failure factorsSana Fatima
Summary of an article based on supply chain management related to Business Process Reeingeneering by Majed Al-Mashari and Mohamed Zairi in year 1999, published in Business Process Management
Journal,
Business Process Re-Engineering is a vast and large concept. Trying to simplify BPR in this article with research done extensively on the subject. Also have tried to shed light on its cohesion with IT, comparison with PI and criticism around BPR.
Business Process Re-Engineering by ADITI WALIAAditi Walia
For the first time ever, this presentation on BPR has a wide coverage of so many topics regarding BPR, it includes not only definition + issues affecting BPR + about core processes of business + history about BPR + General Model + Role of IT in BPR + its objectives + Outcomes as well as problems related to BPR in a very simple and fluent manner along with interactive diagrams and figures so as to aid even the naive or first time reader.
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1. James M. Marshall 3405 Hibiscus Drive ♦ Wylie, TX 75098
734-646-7475
jimmarshall48103@gmail.com
Accomplishments by company and position
ICF International as Technical Specialist & Management Consultant
• Based on my success on the prior project for ICF International, I was hired full time to help ICF work
on their new project for the US Government (USDA/RUS Project) as Manager – Case Management
• Successfully developed a process to review US Government applications to given policies &
procedures
• Designed and optimized process for full application review from initial collection of applicant supplied
materials through delivery of applicant ABS (Applicant Briefing Summary) documents
• Optimized and improved application review process yielding less than a 1% error rate, as well as an
improvement in scope and time
• Developed & implemented a Failure Analysis process & report format
• Developed & implemented an application inventory management process
• Created format for client deliverables – Job Spread Sheets, ABS & Job Summary
• Optimized applicant ABS submission to client yielding an improvement in time – beat goal by over 2
weeks (20% improvement in time to goal)
• Designed and managed creation of application review archive; resultant library was presented to the
client as their task reference tool
• Provided issue analysis support to the Senior Project management & in response to specific client
requests
• Provided direction & format for creation of client deliverables
• Provided concept & process structure for improved processes for Round 2 of the project – Automated
reporting, coordinated inventory management & file process structure
• Developed reputation for helping other teams solve complex problems to keep program on plan
Providence Engineering & ICF as Grant Review Manager & Management Consultant
• Led Grant Review teams to improve performance, yielding a return to current status for the project
• Restructured Grant Review cell structure & process yielding more than a 400% improvement in
output
• Restructured the Final Review process yielding a 20% improvement in output
• Provided management/leadership to optimize inventory management towards accomplishment of
project goals
• Provided technical assistance to senior management in policy interpretation and special project
processing to given goal objectives
• Restructured project Due Diligence process to provide needed, overall project support; success
allowed absorption of IVT Due Diligence process
• Developed and improved activity reporting to yield management information flow on a daily basis
• Improved team morale, team work spirit and team level actions, all supporting productivity
improvement actions and results
• Developed reputation for helping other teams solve complex problems to keep program on plan
• Led client directed ‘fire drill’ activities, related to Grant Review through the end of the program
Sur-Flo Plastics & Engineering, Inc. as President & CEO
• Successfully turned company around starting first year (2001)
• Recorded four of five years of record profits
• Paid off all bank debt during career term
• Provided leadership to any and all company functions & areas
• Re-engineered manufacturing into cell configuration
• Reduced breakeven point
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2. James M. Marshall 3405 Hibiscus Drive ♦ Wylie, TX 75098
734-646-7475
jimmarshall48103@gmail.com
• Implemented cost reduction culture
• Improved program management to match industry expectations
• Re-engineered quality to improve same with various customers
• Changed business focus on alternative customer base
• Consumer products
• OEM Automotive Transplants
• Built and developed team culture
• Developed and implemented ‘zero defects’ mindset & culture
Ligon Brothers Manufacturing Co. as Director of Operations & COO
• Returned company to improved profitability and sustained payment of profit sharing
• Implemented culture of cost reduction and cost savings
• Re-engineered quality system to better support customer expectations
• Restructured business into business units and business unit teams to better manage planned growth
• Improved program management skills of engineering group to better address on-going new program
launches
• Developed team based culture company wide
• Developed and implemented ‘zero defects’ mindset & culture
• Implemented aggressive ergonomic analysis & improvement of work cells to reduce risk
• Developed and implemented a fair & equitable compensation policy & system for all hourly & salary
personnel
• Implemented team approach to building new tooling which resulted in improved cost structure and
results
• Restructured manufacturing supervision to improve management of this critical company function
• Improved company focus on customer satisfaction and attainment of on-going production schedules
• Improved owners desire to remain debt free (or low debt) in spite of industry pressures
• Reduced breakeven point
• Restructured burden rates to better match industry and company expectations
• Convinced owners to hire professional accounting help to better understand standard costs,
implement a robust standard cost system and subsequently, where profit growth was being
propagated
• Improved on-time PPAP record
• Provided leadership to all areas & functions as needed
Hawthorne Metal Products; Talon Automotive as Vice President
Note: Accomplishments primarily during first stint with Hawthorne due to short time with them the second
time (1994).
• Returned company to management control and leadership
• Restructured manufacturing supervision to better manage facility
• Created ‘rolling’ 4 week schedule technique
• Improved on-time production and delivery
• Reduced inventories
• Dramatically reduced overtime
• Implemented team based culture which resulted in improved salary morale
• Implemented aggressive cost reduction & containment program and culture
• Implemented cross functional teams to address quality issues
• Improved direct labor efficiencies by over 13%
• Improved profitability & productivity as a result of many actions taken
• Improved union/management relationships
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3. James M. Marshall 3405 Hibiscus Drive ♦ Wylie, TX 75098
734-646-7475
jimmarshall48103@gmail.com
Modern Tools – a Division of LOF as General Manager
• Restructured business to eliminate front line supervision vs. implementation of area manager
concept
• Realigned company to be able to operate on 3 shifts improving time to market for tools, molds and
secondary equipment
• Implemented team approach to building tools/molds
• Implemented TQM in this union, mold shop
• Implemented ‘quality circles’ to allow employee engagement in addressing of functional issues
• Team efforts resulted in lowest labor cost per hour in more than five years
• Industry recognized improvements resulted in award of several premier programs from a truck OEM
ITT Hancock – a Division of ITT Automotive as Plant Manager
• Implemented process control planning
• Improved relationships between corporate, union and plant personnel
• Developed and implemented team approach to plant operations resulting in a 10% decrease in
overhead expense
• Implemented a developed system to order steel
• Reduced inventories
• Improved inventory turns
• Improved ability to make schedule all of the time
• Led Taguchi ‘DOE’s’ to optimize design & critical characteristics of door hinge hardware
• Improved plant productivity by 12% through resultant actions
• Reduced scrap & rework to below budget amounts
• Returned plant to ‘budget’ spending habits by restructuring & focused management concepts
• Result of numerous actions was an improvement in profitability of the Jackson plant operations
Walker Manufacturing - a Division of Tenneco Automotive as Manufacturing Manager
• Restructured engineering & manufacturing operations to better support plant/company objectives –
resulted in a 13% reduction of needed skills
• Implemented Quality Circles & TAP teams to address various business & operations issues
• Implemented aggressive SPC related programs to improve plant quality record
• Led team use of Taguchi (DOE) to address various control issues
• Returned plant to customer focus by making schedules all of the time, on time
• Designed and implemented a new method of manufacturing to customer schedules
• Resulted in improved plant productivity by over 24%
• Reduced inventory levels
• Improved manufacturing flexibility
• Reduced plant overtime
• Implemented aggressive cost reduction program
• Designed and implemented a job description consolidation program to simplify operation of facility
• Designed and implemented an improved labor reporting system
• Developed and implemented a multi-faceted communications program to improve trust, credibility
and communications amongst all company personnel
Eaton Axle & Brake Division
• Latter part of career resulted in four turnaround assignments
• Gallatin, TN facility as Manager of Manufacturing Services
• Implemented JIT & SPC programs
• Henderson, KY facility as Manager of Industrial/Manufacturing Engineering
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4. James M. Marshall 3405 Hibiscus Drive ♦ Wylie, TX 75098
734-646-7475
jimmarshall48103@gmail.com
• Restructured engineering IT systems to identify opportunities, reduce labor content and improve
man/machine utilization
• Program manager for $1.2 million dollar expansion program
• Implemented line balancing program for axle assembly operations resulting in a major cost savings in
labor content
• Chaired committee of plant personnel to formulate and implement JIT concepts inclusive of SPC,
KANBAN scheduling, improved through-put times and improved equipment set-up times
• Cleveland, OH facility – earlier career prior to Henderson, KY assignment
• Started my career as an Industrial Engineer involved with work standards, time studies, & facility
layout projects
• Promoted to Division Packaging & Handling Engineer where we developed a new axle shipping
container system resulting in a major freight cost savings
• Promoted to Supervisor of Facilities Planning working on two (2) expansion facilities
• Added responsibility as ‘housing project coordinator’ responsible for team activities on a new facility
in TN (program in excess of $75,000,000)
• Promoted to Manager of Divisional Plant Engineering where I worked with the plant engineering
team on improved program management practices resulting in all programs being returned to timely
completion status (turnaround assignment)
• Promoted to Manager of Plant Engineering for the Cleveland, OH facility to be part of the team
working on returning this plant back to profitability & corporate strength (turnaround assignment)
• Promoted to Plant Superintendent of the Cleveland, OH plant for career development and training
• Promoted to Manager of Industrial/Manufacturing Engineering for career development and training
• Promoted to Henderson, KY position (turnaround assignment) when announcement was made that
the Cleveland, OH facility would be closed; Corporate relocated to Galesburg, MI – small amount of
talent moved to positions in Henderson, KY & Glasgow, KY
• Promoted to Manager of Manufacturing Services in the Gallatin, TN plant for career development and
training (turnaround assignment)
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