Knowledge Sharing for Operational Excellence
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The document discusses how Texas Instruments implemented a best practices sharing program called TI-BEST to identify and spread excellence across the organization using a supply and demand model. Key enablers to the program's success included aligning it to business strategy, using technology like Lotus Notes to facilitate knowledge sharing, and establishing a culture of knowledge creation and transfer. The program helped TI avoid over $1.5 billion in costs and achieve numerous quality awards.
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