In an attempt to restructure the MEIA Leon Drury gave this presentation to meeting attendees on the 6th of September at Mount Druitt TAFE College to inspire collaboration to continue the work of the MEIA
Having observed change over the past decade, it is clear that change is now the new normal. Working with multinational conglomerates, recent years have proven that only constant has been change. To keep up with these changes, we need to maintain a more agile mindset is all aspects. Change helps us keep ourselves challenged and agile in body and mind, affects our actions, work and attitude.
Bigger is always better, right? Not always, especially in the world of business. The biggest challenge facing companies today is not how to continue growing, but how to grow profitably. We take a look at a few key things that separate those that simply grow and those that grow profitably.
John Bernard is the founder and chairman of Mass Ingenuity, a consulting firm that helps companies implement the NOW Management System. The system was developed over 30 years based on Bernard's experience turning around companies. It addresses common problems in management like unclear direction and accountability. Clients report increased employee engagement, reduced costs, and profitable growth after implementing the system. Mass Ingenuity consultants guide companies through customizing and installing the evolutionary practices.
This document summarizes key concepts about disruptive innovation from Clayton Christensen's work. It defines disruptive innovation as creating a new market and value network that eventually disrupts existing markets. Disruptive innovations often have lower performance initially but eventually meet customer needs. Established companies struggle with disruptive innovation because their processes, values, and culture are optimized for sustaining innovations that appeal to existing customers. However, startups can more easily pursue disruptive innovations due to fewer resources but lower cost structures and ability to embrace new markets. The document provides strategies for large companies to develop capabilities for disruptive innovation through creating new internal teams, spinout organizations, or acquisitions.
Detail Explanation of Demings 14 Point Principles for ManagementAIGPE .
W. Edwards Deming was a prominent American professor, author, and management consultant who developed the concept of total quality management. He is known for developing 14 principles for management to drive quality and excellence. The 14 principles focus on building quality into products from the start, improving systems continuously, training employees, removing barriers between departments, and driving out fear in the workplace. Deming received several honors over his career for his contributions to quality management practices, including awards from the Japanese government and U.S. National Academy of Sciences.
W. Edwards Deming was an American statistician who is considered the Father of Quality Evolution, revolutionizing manufacturing in Japan in the 1950s by training engineers in statistical process control and quality control which emphasized continuous improvement and building quality into products from the start. Deming developed the influential 14 Points of Management which focused on empowering workers, reducing fear, and eliminating quotas in favor of continual process improvement, transforming Japanese companies like Toyota and greatly contributing to Japan's post-WWII economic recovery. Deming's work established the foundations of modern quality management and improvement practices that are still widely used today.
Operational Excellence: Getting the most out of your Lean and Six Sigma programsWilson Perumal and Company
Operational Excellence is more important now than ever. Your customers demand it! However, evidence shows that traditional approaches to achieving Operational Excellence are not delivering the expected results. In this presentation delivered at the APICS Houston Professional Development Meeting on May 15, 2015, Chris Seifert, Manager at Wilson Perumal & Company, explains why traditional approaches to Operational Excellence are failing, and provides strategies you can use to make Lean and Six Sigma relevant in today's complex world.
Wayne Oliver is an operational expert known for getting jobs done on time and under budget. He has extensive experience in consulting and leadership roles, helping companies launch new facilities, turn businesses around, and close down operations efficiently. Throughout his career, Oliver has implemented strategies to improve quality, reduce costs, and drive growth for various companies in the direct marketing industry. He is passionate about building high-performing teams and organizations through innovative methodologies and critical thinking.
Having observed change over the past decade, it is clear that change is now the new normal. Working with multinational conglomerates, recent years have proven that only constant has been change. To keep up with these changes, we need to maintain a more agile mindset is all aspects. Change helps us keep ourselves challenged and agile in body and mind, affects our actions, work and attitude.
Bigger is always better, right? Not always, especially in the world of business. The biggest challenge facing companies today is not how to continue growing, but how to grow profitably. We take a look at a few key things that separate those that simply grow and those that grow profitably.
John Bernard is the founder and chairman of Mass Ingenuity, a consulting firm that helps companies implement the NOW Management System. The system was developed over 30 years based on Bernard's experience turning around companies. It addresses common problems in management like unclear direction and accountability. Clients report increased employee engagement, reduced costs, and profitable growth after implementing the system. Mass Ingenuity consultants guide companies through customizing and installing the evolutionary practices.
This document summarizes key concepts about disruptive innovation from Clayton Christensen's work. It defines disruptive innovation as creating a new market and value network that eventually disrupts existing markets. Disruptive innovations often have lower performance initially but eventually meet customer needs. Established companies struggle with disruptive innovation because their processes, values, and culture are optimized for sustaining innovations that appeal to existing customers. However, startups can more easily pursue disruptive innovations due to fewer resources but lower cost structures and ability to embrace new markets. The document provides strategies for large companies to develop capabilities for disruptive innovation through creating new internal teams, spinout organizations, or acquisitions.
Detail Explanation of Demings 14 Point Principles for ManagementAIGPE .
W. Edwards Deming was a prominent American professor, author, and management consultant who developed the concept of total quality management. He is known for developing 14 principles for management to drive quality and excellence. The 14 principles focus on building quality into products from the start, improving systems continuously, training employees, removing barriers between departments, and driving out fear in the workplace. Deming received several honors over his career for his contributions to quality management practices, including awards from the Japanese government and U.S. National Academy of Sciences.
W. Edwards Deming was an American statistician who is considered the Father of Quality Evolution, revolutionizing manufacturing in Japan in the 1950s by training engineers in statistical process control and quality control which emphasized continuous improvement and building quality into products from the start. Deming developed the influential 14 Points of Management which focused on empowering workers, reducing fear, and eliminating quotas in favor of continual process improvement, transforming Japanese companies like Toyota and greatly contributing to Japan's post-WWII economic recovery. Deming's work established the foundations of modern quality management and improvement practices that are still widely used today.
Operational Excellence: Getting the most out of your Lean and Six Sigma programsWilson Perumal and Company
Operational Excellence is more important now than ever. Your customers demand it! However, evidence shows that traditional approaches to achieving Operational Excellence are not delivering the expected results. In this presentation delivered at the APICS Houston Professional Development Meeting on May 15, 2015, Chris Seifert, Manager at Wilson Perumal & Company, explains why traditional approaches to Operational Excellence are failing, and provides strategies you can use to make Lean and Six Sigma relevant in today's complex world.
Wayne Oliver is an operational expert known for getting jobs done on time and under budget. He has extensive experience in consulting and leadership roles, helping companies launch new facilities, turn businesses around, and close down operations efficiently. Throughout his career, Oliver has implemented strategies to improve quality, reduce costs, and drive growth for various companies in the direct marketing industry. He is passionate about building high-performing teams and organizations through innovative methodologies and critical thinking.
Phil La Duke makes this presentation to organizations that are trying to improve their safety subculture. For more information contact Mr. La Duke at 248,860.1086 or by emailing him at Pladuke@oe.com
GE case study two decade transformation Jack Welch's LeadershipAnkush Goel
Jack Welch transformed GE over two decades through relentless restructuring, acquiring and divesting businesses, and developing a culture of continuous improvement. Under his leadership, GE became one of the world's most diversified and profitable companies, with annual shareholder returns of 23%. Welch instituted a "fix, sell, or close" policy for businesses and cut layers of management. He globalized operations significantly and placed strong emphasis on developing leaders and continuous improvement efforts like Six Sigma. By the time of his retirement, GE had become a global industrial powerhouse focused increasingly on services in addition to products.
Jack Welch led a two-decade transformation of GE through restructuring, cultural changes, and strategic initiatives. When he became CEO in 1981, GE faced challenges from economic recession and inefficient operations. Welch restructured GE by divesting 200+ businesses, making 370+ acquisitions, and eliminating over 200,000 jobs. He introduced initiatives like Six Sigma to improve quality and services businesses to diversify revenues. By pursuing boundaryless operations and developing leaders, Welch transformed GE's culture. Through three waves of changes from 1981-2001, he helped GE become the most profitable and diversified company.
WP&C's Complexity Workshop helps identify the most disruptive complexity drivers in your business, quantify the size of the opportunity, and chart a course to improved performance.
Jack Welch: GE's Two Decade Of TransformationMrudang Thakor
It is about Jack Welch's leadership at GE. Initiatives taken by him by which GE became what today it is!
PPT made from HBR case "GE's two decade of transformation: Jack Welch's leadership"
To get the copy of the ppt, send a request mail at mrudangpharma@gmail.com
Jack Welch took over GE in 1981 and led a massive two-decade transformation of the company. Some of his key initiatives included implementing the three circle concept to streamline operations, aggressively destaffing to reduce bureaucracy, developing a real-time strategic planning system, focusing on cultural changes through programs like work-out and developing leaders, going global through acquisitions, and launching the highly successful Six Sigma quality initiative. Through these initiatives, Welch was able to dramatically improve GE's performance, cutting over 100,000 jobs while growing revenue and profits.
Case Study on GE & Jack Welch success StoryAshis Kyal
Jack Welch led a two-decade transformation of GE through restructuring initiatives and an emphasis on performance. He focused the company on its most profitable business lines by selling over 200 businesses and making over 370 acquisitions. Welch also downsized GE's workforce significantly through job cuts and attrition. His strategies centralized command, removed layers of bureaucracy, and aimed to create a culture of innovation and responsiveness where employees at all levels could contribute ideas. Key initiatives included the boundaryless organization, six sigma quality improvement, and developing leaders through competency reviews and training. Overall, Welch significantly reshaped GE into a more competitive and efficient global conglomerate.
W. Edwards Deming was an American statistician, professor, author and consultant known for his contributions to quality management. He introduced statistical process control to Japanese manufacturers after WWII, helping spark Japan's economic growth. Deming is known for developing the Deming Cycle (Plan-Do-Check-Act) and his 14 Points for management. He emphasized continuous improvement, prevention of defects, and customer focus. Deming's teachings were initially overlooked in the US but gained recognition after Japan's postwar success.
This document discusses the role of business process management in operational innovation. It begins with background on operational innovation, using examples from Walmart and Progressive Insurance. It then outlines four key roles of business process management: business strategy, process architecture, performance measurement, and organizational alignment. The document identifies four barriers that prevent companies from taking advantage of operational innovation: undervaluing operations, operations being out of sight and out of mind, lack of ownership over innovation, and prioritizing improvement over innovation. It argues that overcoming these barriers requires changes like senior leadership involvement in operations and dedicating resources to driving innovation.
The document discusses the importance of developing a culture of accountability and customer intimacy. It provides examples of companies like Microsoft that measure customer experience goals and train all employees on customer priorities. Developing accountability through metrics and customer focus through engagement has led to higher revenues and profits compared to companies focused solely on transactions or technology.
Leveraging HR to optimize technology implementation and utilization Nawaf Dhubaib, MHRMgt
This material was presented by Nawaf Dhubaib in HR technology summit held in Dubai in 2011. It argues, that HR role is vital in any major IT solution implementation.
This document discusses change management at Nokia Corporation. It provides background on Nokia's decline from the world's leading mobile phone maker in 2004 due to missing the smartphone revolution. Nokia's management rejected a prototype touchscreen smartphone in 2004, allowing Apple to introduce the pioneering iPhone in 2007. This decision led to an 80% loss in Nokia's market value. The document examines the need for change at Nokia and analyzes the company's change management processes as it worked to adapt to the rapidly changing mobile market.
Business performance measurements have evolved from simply tracking outcomes to also measuring activities, inputs, and supply chains. Recent decades have seen great improvements using methods like Six Sigma and TQM, though now most gains require cost cutting. Three effective measurements for ensuring steady improvement are: 1) Measuring improvement initiatives' effectiveness in achieving their objectives, rather than just headcount reductions or financial targets, 2) Distinguishing between performance and improvement measurements, with improvement focusing on rates of change rather than levels, and 3) Establishing measurements linked to a clear strategy of sustained profitable growth through benchmarking, scorecards, improvement initiatives, innovation, and process management.
Making Innovation An On Going Process Praveen Dec 09Praveen Gupta
The document discusses making innovation an ongoing process. It outlines understanding innovation, deploying innovation, and a portfolio of innovation programs. It emphasizes sustaining profitable growth through innovation efforts like capturing growth ideas, allocating resources, developing solutions, and instituting an organizational structure with roles like an executive officer of innovation and growth officer. Training programs are offered to help companies innovate.
The ppt reflects upon case analysis of GE during the tenure of Jack Welsh. It identity the leadership skill, competency of Jack Welsh to make GE a successful company
This document summarizes Praveen Gupta's article about adapting John Kotter's model of leading change to managing innovation in organizations. The key points are:
1. Kotter's eight-stage process for leading change is adapted to driving innovation in corporations by establishing urgency for innovation, creating a guiding coalition, developing a vision and strategy, and communicating the change vision.
2. A new "Brinnovation" framework is presented that builds on employees' talents and simplifies the innovation process with strategies, rules, and a methodology.
3. Creating a culture of innovation requires changing organizational practices to inspire, implement, and reward innovations, such as emphasizing growth over short-term profits and inspiring employee
Western Student Connections conference workshop PresentationLeon Drury
The document discusses the future of manufacturing in Western NSW and the skills needed to succeed. It outlines that manufacturing must incorporate products and services, focus on global markets, collaborate for innovation, and adopt digital technologies. It also emphasizes the importance of developing conceptual, problem-solving, technology, and reflexive skills through STEM education and workforce training. Specific resources and tools from the Manufacturing Skills Australia organization are highlighted for supporting skills development, including MskillsManager, My Skills, and Training Package pages.
Phil La Duke makes this presentation to organizations that are trying to improve their safety subculture. For more information contact Mr. La Duke at 248,860.1086 or by emailing him at Pladuke@oe.com
GE case study two decade transformation Jack Welch's LeadershipAnkush Goel
Jack Welch transformed GE over two decades through relentless restructuring, acquiring and divesting businesses, and developing a culture of continuous improvement. Under his leadership, GE became one of the world's most diversified and profitable companies, with annual shareholder returns of 23%. Welch instituted a "fix, sell, or close" policy for businesses and cut layers of management. He globalized operations significantly and placed strong emphasis on developing leaders and continuous improvement efforts like Six Sigma. By the time of his retirement, GE had become a global industrial powerhouse focused increasingly on services in addition to products.
Jack Welch led a two-decade transformation of GE through restructuring, cultural changes, and strategic initiatives. When he became CEO in 1981, GE faced challenges from economic recession and inefficient operations. Welch restructured GE by divesting 200+ businesses, making 370+ acquisitions, and eliminating over 200,000 jobs. He introduced initiatives like Six Sigma to improve quality and services businesses to diversify revenues. By pursuing boundaryless operations and developing leaders, Welch transformed GE's culture. Through three waves of changes from 1981-2001, he helped GE become the most profitable and diversified company.
WP&C's Complexity Workshop helps identify the most disruptive complexity drivers in your business, quantify the size of the opportunity, and chart a course to improved performance.
Jack Welch: GE's Two Decade Of TransformationMrudang Thakor
It is about Jack Welch's leadership at GE. Initiatives taken by him by which GE became what today it is!
PPT made from HBR case "GE's two decade of transformation: Jack Welch's leadership"
To get the copy of the ppt, send a request mail at mrudangpharma@gmail.com
Jack Welch took over GE in 1981 and led a massive two-decade transformation of the company. Some of his key initiatives included implementing the three circle concept to streamline operations, aggressively destaffing to reduce bureaucracy, developing a real-time strategic planning system, focusing on cultural changes through programs like work-out and developing leaders, going global through acquisitions, and launching the highly successful Six Sigma quality initiative. Through these initiatives, Welch was able to dramatically improve GE's performance, cutting over 100,000 jobs while growing revenue and profits.
Case Study on GE & Jack Welch success StoryAshis Kyal
Jack Welch led a two-decade transformation of GE through restructuring initiatives and an emphasis on performance. He focused the company on its most profitable business lines by selling over 200 businesses and making over 370 acquisitions. Welch also downsized GE's workforce significantly through job cuts and attrition. His strategies centralized command, removed layers of bureaucracy, and aimed to create a culture of innovation and responsiveness where employees at all levels could contribute ideas. Key initiatives included the boundaryless organization, six sigma quality improvement, and developing leaders through competency reviews and training. Overall, Welch significantly reshaped GE into a more competitive and efficient global conglomerate.
W. Edwards Deming was an American statistician, professor, author and consultant known for his contributions to quality management. He introduced statistical process control to Japanese manufacturers after WWII, helping spark Japan's economic growth. Deming is known for developing the Deming Cycle (Plan-Do-Check-Act) and his 14 Points for management. He emphasized continuous improvement, prevention of defects, and customer focus. Deming's teachings were initially overlooked in the US but gained recognition after Japan's postwar success.
This document discusses the role of business process management in operational innovation. It begins with background on operational innovation, using examples from Walmart and Progressive Insurance. It then outlines four key roles of business process management: business strategy, process architecture, performance measurement, and organizational alignment. The document identifies four barriers that prevent companies from taking advantage of operational innovation: undervaluing operations, operations being out of sight and out of mind, lack of ownership over innovation, and prioritizing improvement over innovation. It argues that overcoming these barriers requires changes like senior leadership involvement in operations and dedicating resources to driving innovation.
The document discusses the importance of developing a culture of accountability and customer intimacy. It provides examples of companies like Microsoft that measure customer experience goals and train all employees on customer priorities. Developing accountability through metrics and customer focus through engagement has led to higher revenues and profits compared to companies focused solely on transactions or technology.
Leveraging HR to optimize technology implementation and utilization Nawaf Dhubaib, MHRMgt
This material was presented by Nawaf Dhubaib in HR technology summit held in Dubai in 2011. It argues, that HR role is vital in any major IT solution implementation.
This document discusses change management at Nokia Corporation. It provides background on Nokia's decline from the world's leading mobile phone maker in 2004 due to missing the smartphone revolution. Nokia's management rejected a prototype touchscreen smartphone in 2004, allowing Apple to introduce the pioneering iPhone in 2007. This decision led to an 80% loss in Nokia's market value. The document examines the need for change at Nokia and analyzes the company's change management processes as it worked to adapt to the rapidly changing mobile market.
Business performance measurements have evolved from simply tracking outcomes to also measuring activities, inputs, and supply chains. Recent decades have seen great improvements using methods like Six Sigma and TQM, though now most gains require cost cutting. Three effective measurements for ensuring steady improvement are: 1) Measuring improvement initiatives' effectiveness in achieving their objectives, rather than just headcount reductions or financial targets, 2) Distinguishing between performance and improvement measurements, with improvement focusing on rates of change rather than levels, and 3) Establishing measurements linked to a clear strategy of sustained profitable growth through benchmarking, scorecards, improvement initiatives, innovation, and process management.
Making Innovation An On Going Process Praveen Dec 09Praveen Gupta
The document discusses making innovation an ongoing process. It outlines understanding innovation, deploying innovation, and a portfolio of innovation programs. It emphasizes sustaining profitable growth through innovation efforts like capturing growth ideas, allocating resources, developing solutions, and instituting an organizational structure with roles like an executive officer of innovation and growth officer. Training programs are offered to help companies innovate.
The ppt reflects upon case analysis of GE during the tenure of Jack Welsh. It identity the leadership skill, competency of Jack Welsh to make GE a successful company
This document summarizes Praveen Gupta's article about adapting John Kotter's model of leading change to managing innovation in organizations. The key points are:
1. Kotter's eight-stage process for leading change is adapted to driving innovation in corporations by establishing urgency for innovation, creating a guiding coalition, developing a vision and strategy, and communicating the change vision.
2. A new "Brinnovation" framework is presented that builds on employees' talents and simplifies the innovation process with strategies, rules, and a methodology.
3. Creating a culture of innovation requires changing organizational practices to inspire, implement, and reward innovations, such as emphasizing growth over short-term profits and inspiring employee
Western Student Connections conference workshop PresentationLeon Drury
The document discusses the future of manufacturing in Western NSW and the skills needed to succeed. It outlines that manufacturing must incorporate products and services, focus on global markets, collaborate for innovation, and adopt digital technologies. It also emphasizes the importance of developing conceptual, problem-solving, technology, and reflexive skills through STEM education and workforce training. Specific resources and tools from the Manufacturing Skills Australia organization are highlighted for supporting skills development, including MskillsManager, My Skills, and Training Package pages.
This is Everett's deck from MozTalk Denver, Content Edition, in 2016 in which he discusses how to prune cruft from your website to improve sitewide quality indicators for better rankings.
This document discusses firewall failover and transparent firewalls. It defines failover as providing redundancy by connecting two identical firewalls and monitoring their health. Failover can be active/standby or active/active. Transparent mode allows a firewall to act as a layer 2 device like a switch or bridge, forwarding traffic based on MAC addresses. The document compares features of switches and transparent firewalls and lists features not supported in transparent mode.
This document discusses competency frameworks and their effective use. It defines competencies and competency-related terms. It also outlines several competency models, including examples from SHRM, HRPA, and CME Group. The document explores competency mapping, modelling, and training. It examines competencies for various roles like HR, coaching, sales, and leadership. Overall, the document provides an overview of competency-based management systems and how organizations can identify, assess, and develop competencies to improve performance.
This document discusses concepts related to the Internet of Things (IoT) including analytics of IoT data, platforms as a service for IoT, and the growth of connected devices. It also provides 10 mantras for new age products related to IoT, such as providing greater automation, being competition friendly through APIs, focusing on enterprise customers over consumers, and designing products that are customer-focused, connected, and cognitive.
29 Revenue Model Options for Industrial enterprises (curated by @arnevbalen -...Board of Innovation
How to find new ways to make money as an industrial company? Explore 29 trigger cards with different business model options and pricing tactics (Industrial enterprise version). - by Board of Innovation
The document discusses how personalization and dynamic content are becoming increasingly important on websites. It notes that 52% of marketers see content personalization as critical and 75% of consumers like it when brands personalize their content. However, personalization can create issues for search engine optimization as dynamic URLs and content are more difficult for search engines to index than static pages. The document provides tips for SEOs to help address these personalization and SEO challenges, such as using static URLs when possible and submitting accurate sitemaps.
Este documento proporciona una lista de centros médicos, hospitales, clínicas, profesionales de la salud y especialidades asociados con el plan de salud. Incluye información sobre la cobertura médica obligatoria, detalles administrativos del plan de salud, y consejos de seguridad para los socios.
Is Outsourcing eLearning Content Development Right For You - EI Design EI Design
If you are reading this article, you are probably evaluating outsourcing of eLearning content development or are looking at alternatives for your existing outsourcing approach. There are several compelling business reasons to outsource and there are certainly plenty of possible partners you can engage with. However, the evaluation and selection of the right partner is a tough job. Tougher still is to make the partnership work effectively and consistently once you sign up. So, how do you determine if outsourcing eLearning content development is right for you?
Este informe trimestral presenta los valores promedio del metro cuadrado para viviendas nuevas en Bogotá y municipios cercanos durante el primer trimestre de 2016. Los resultados muestran variaciones en los precios entre las diferentes zonas, con descensos en zonas como Nororiente y Centro-Chapinero, e incrementos en Occidente y la zona Campestre. Adicionalmente, se proporciona información sobre el rango de áreas y tipos de proyectos disponibles en cada zona.
This program solves the economic dispatch problem using the lambda iteration method for a system with three generating units, both with and without considering transmission losses.
It defines the cost curves and operating limits of each generator. The problem is solved by minimizing total generation cost subject to the load demand constraint, using MATLAB's fsolve function to solve the coordination equations.
Without losses, it calculates the optimal dispatch, total cost and verifies load balance. With losses, it iteratively solves the coordination equations including loss coefficients to determine the optimal dispatch that minimizes total cost including losses, calculating total losses and resulting load supplied.
Personal Branding: How to Build Your Personal BrandPam Moore
This document discusses personal branding and strategies for developing an effective personal brand. It provides tips on creating a personal brand strategy with goals and objectives, defining one's vision and persona. It emphasizes the importance of selecting a consistent name and profile, building social media presences on key networks like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and blogs. It also discusses content strategies like storytelling and thought leadership to engage others and build communities and networks.
Jack Welch transformed GE during his 20-year tenure through three waves of restructuring:
1) Introduced the three circle vision and decentralized GE into business units.
2) Focused on work-out processes, best practices, going global, and developing leaders. Productivity and international sales grew significantly.
3) Emphasized boundaryless behavior, service businesses, and six sigma quality. Revenues increased 376.7% and earnings 670.88% under Welch's leadership through acquisitions, divestitures, and setting ambitious stretch targets.
EX Assembly: COVID19 and its Impact on Employee Peformance & RewardsLearningCafe
COVID19 has thrown business plans into disarray. While the impact of COVID on the workforce is manifold, measuring and rewarding employees will be a particularly challenging one.
We discuss
Do we need to adapt or “inactivate” Employee Performance Processes specially for employees whose work has been directly impacted ?
How do we recognise and reward employees who go above and beyond their job description during these challenging times ?
Does COVID19 provide us an opportunity to transform the Perf Mgt system which is perceived as ineffective ?
This document discusses challenges faced by small and medium businesses (SMBs) in India and proposes solutions. It notes that SMB owners lack management skills and focus on firefighting rather than planning. This leads to low profits, difficulty retaining talent, and struggles to sustain improvements. It introduces the Theory of Constraints as a way to identify the key constraint limiting business and focus on improving it through five steps. This allows SMBs to increase throughput without additional costs by better exploiting existing capacity. The document argues that providing SMBs with dedicated teams using this approach can help them overcome challenges and achieve stability and future growth.
This document discusses establishing an ideal solution for small and medium business owners and entrepreneurs in India to achieve work satisfaction, financial security, and future growth. It outlines the common dilemmas they face in balancing these priorities and staying focused on daily operations versus long-term planning. The proposed solution is a cooperative of experienced consulting professionals called Yagna that would help businesses sequentially address issues, build capabilities, and implement sustainable initiatives over 90 days to improve performance, protect the current situation, and lay the foundation for future success.
The agenda includes talks on opportunities for economic growth, competitiveness strategies for small and medium enterprises, and the benefits of collaboration. The second speaker will discuss whether the current economic situation represents an opportunity or danger for businesses. They will encourage businesses to prepare for an economic upswing by focusing on planning, timing investments appropriately within the cycle, strengthening company culture, and developing new products and markets. The third talk will outline a seven stage process for developing an "irrefutable offer" that can help businesses gain a competitive advantage through strategies like redefining value propositions and currencies. The final speaker will argue that collaboration, rather than competition, is a better strategy for business survival and optimization.
Organizational change can take many forms as companies adapt to internal and external factors. The document discusses six main types of organizational change: strategic change which involves defining goals and vision; people-centric change which focuses on communication and leadership; structural change which alters how teams and departments are organized; technical change which involves adopting new technologies; remedial change which addresses immediate problems; and unplanned change which occurs unexpectedly due to external events. Examples are provided to illustrate each type of change.
TakeON! is a business improvement program that uses structured discussion sessions to connect employee priorities to company strategy. It provides templates and facilitation training to guide conversations around key themes. Regular TeamTalk sessions generate ideas to address challenges like change readiness, cross-team collaboration, and strategic goal focus. Evaluation of case studies showed TakeON! improving metrics like sales, innovation, quality, and staff engagement.
Leaderonomics SME CEO Conference 2017 - Growing & Scaling your Business to Gr...Roshan Thiran
These are the slides presented by Roshan Thiran, CEO of Leaderonomics at the SME CEO Conference 2017. He shares 4 constraints that are affecting your business and need to be addressed to grow and scale your business. For more information on the Leadership Dojo programme, which Roshan personally programme manages, email info@leaderonomics.com
To follow Roshan on Twitter (@lepaker) and Facebook, go to: www.facebook.com/roshanthiran.leaderonomics
This document discusses social enterprises and charities in the UK. It notes that there are 62,000 social enterprises that contribute £27 billion to the UK economy. However, donations to charities are decreasing and both social enterprises and charities face challenges with cash flow, obtaining financing, reducing costs, and growing their businesses. The document introduces a consulting firm that provides services to help social enterprises and charities with financial management, marketing, business planning, innovation, and talent management in order to improve profitability and efficiency.
How to deal with difficult customers. Three strategies for having fewer difficult customers- attract fewer, institute a velvet rope policy to only let some in, and
Deming 14 points survey 2010 from john cachatJohn Cachat
- The document appears to be survey results about an organization's implementation of Deming's 14 Points.
- Based on the responses, 51.2% of respondents said the organization had done "Good" at creating constancy of purpose toward improving products/services.
- 45.1% said the organization had done "Good" at adopting a new philosophy of management awakening to challenges and taking leadership for change.
Six Sigma and Innovation, Coexist vs. Compete (iNugget Issue Jul 21 - Aug 1, ...APEX Global
An age-old topic that still attracts significant attention and debate is the comparison of six sigma and innovation.
Are these are conflicting schools of thought? Can they actually co-exist and complement each other under one roof? Here is our perspective - a quick dive into why this topic still gets process improvement folks on their toes and what best-in-class companies have done with these models.
This document discusses the relationship between Six Sigma and innovation. It notes that while Six Sigma focuses on efficiency, process improvement, and minimizing risk, innovation focuses on developing new ideas, taking risks, and operating outside the box. The document advocates that both are needed for business success but can compete against each other. It provides examples of how some companies have struggled by focusing too much on one over the other. The document concludes that the ideal is to integrate Six Sigma and innovation so that process excellence drives sustainable growth and new opportunities.
The document discusses different sizes of businesses - micro, SMEs, and large businesses. It provides information on their typical characteristics:
- Micro businesses employ 9 or fewer people and have turnover under £2 million. They make up 96% of UK businesses.
- SMEs employ 10-249 people and have turnover under £50 million. They are nimble and encourage teamwork but have fewer resources than large businesses.
- Large businesses employ 250+ people and have strong brand recognition, more expertise and resources, and benefit from economies of scale. They offer higher salaries but communication is more difficult.
Finance Fast and Furious for Australian SMEsTim Richardson
Applying the lessons of the modern European finance team to Australian SMEs, to help businesses become more focused on opportunities and gain the agility to respond quickly and effectively.
On March 30, the Corporate Learning Network held its long awaited Drucker Master Class Day – led by celebrated Drucker management guru, Dr. Bernard Jaworski, Professor at the Peter F. Drucker and professor at the Peter F. Drucker and Masatoshi Ito Graduate School of management.
Strathclyde MBA: Social Media/Social Business Class Abu Dhabi and Malaysia, M...Hamill Associates Ltd
Slide Set 2 for my forthcoming Strathclyde MBA: Social Media/Social Business Class in Abu Dhabi and Malaysia, May 2013. The main focus is on the emerging topic of Social Business and should be studied together with Slide Set 1 on Social Media.
Wollongong presentation industry RTOs automotiveLeon Drury
This document discusses trends in the transportation industry in Australia, including automotive, aviation, rail, maritime, and logistics. It outlines key developments like the increasing automation of vehicles and ports. Electric vehicles like Teslas are growing in popularity due to their performance and safety. While domestic car manufacturing is declining, related industries like sales, service, and repairs will still employ over 300,000 Australians. Emerging technologies are creating new skills demands across transportation sectors.
This document discusses developments in the automotive, transportation, and logistics industries in Australia. It outlines key technological advances in cars like electric starters, radios, and modern conveniences. Tesla's plans to develop solar roofs and self-driving cars are transforming the industry. While domestic car manufacturing is declining, related industries like sales, service, and repair will still employ over 300,000 Australians. Growing e-commerce is increasing freight demands. The document identifies in-demand jobs and qualifications in automotive, road transport, aviation, rail, maritime, and warehousing fields to keep up with technological changes.
TSNSW industry forum presentation august 17 (3)Leon Drury
This document summarizes proposed changes to the Apprenticeship and Traineeship Amendment Bill 2017 in New South Wales. It outlines plans to strengthen requirements for training providers around consultation with employers, training contracts and plans. It proposes increasing penalties for offenses, removing some certificate categories, and transferring complaint and review functions to the Commissioner for Vocational Training and NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal. Key industries for priority skills training are also identified.
Skills IQ joint ITAB workshop presentation - schoolsLeon Drury
This document summarizes the role and activities of SkillsIQ Limited, the NSW Industry Training Advisory Body (ITAB). SkillsIQ advises the NSW government on training and skills needs for several service industries, including retail, sport and recreation, tourism, and hospitality. It has industry advisory committees for sport/recreation, tourism/hospitality, and wholesale/retail. The document discusses apprenticeships, traineeships, and school-based programs available in these industries, as well as industry perspectives on vocational education and training in schools. It provides employment outlook information for each industry, noting expected job growth. Contact details are provided for more information.
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SkillsIQ Limited supports various industries in Australia through 18 Industry Reference Committees. The document discusses challenges and opportunities in the sport and recreation, wholesale/retail/personal services, and tourism/hospitality industries. It provides employment outlook data showing expected job growth in various occupations in each industry through 2019. Current training package work is also outlined for each industry.
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This document provides an overview of the industries covered by the AIS NSW Industry Training Advisory Body, including Corrections, Local Government, Public Safety, Public Sector, and Water. It outlines the number of people employed in each industry, any reported occupation shortages, the relevant training packages and qualifications, and any current or planned training package development work.
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Norm Cahill is the Executive Officer of the NSW Utilities & Electrotechnology ITAB. NSW Industry Training Advisory Bodies (ITABs) work with stakeholders to ensure a viable workforce through workforce planning, development, and skills training opportunities. ITABs provide advice to the NSW government and industries on vocational education and training matters, apprenticeships and traineeships, and ensuring training packages meet industry needs. ITABs have a contractual relationship with Training Services NSW to provide an independent voice on skills needs, training, and workforce development issues for the industries each ITAB represents.
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The document discusses the utilities and electrotechnology industry which includes activities like construction, installation, servicing, and maintenance of electrical, electronics, refrigeration, air conditioning, communications, and renewable energy systems. It notes the industry requires technically competent people in various occupations like tradespersons, operators, technicians, managers, and engineers. Some common roles include electricians, refrigeration and air conditioning technicians, and electronics and communications technicians. Employers generally prefer applicants who have completed years 11 and 12 of high school as the work involves technical skills and math, science, and communication abilities. Completing a certificate or pre-apprenticeship program can also help lead to an apprenticeship in the industry.
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This document provides information about the NSW Manufacturing Skills Australia Industry Training Advisory Board (MSA ITAB). It seeks regional representatives for various manufacturing industries. It shows manufacturing employment statistics by state and region. It lists in-demand occupations in manufacturing based on job vacancies. It provides details on the training packages and qualifications covered by the MSA ITAB for various manufacturing industries like metals/engineering, aerospace, laboratory operations, sustainability, chemicals, plastics, manufactured minerals, and textiles/clothing. It gives information on past versions and current qualifications covered in the metals/engineering training package. It also lists potential new projects.
The document discusses a roadshow held by NSW ITAB on August 30-31, 2017 in Wollongong. It covered several topics related to skills recognition and trades recognition for electrical trades. It provided an overview of the current skills recognition pathways and a proposed new model for trades recognition through Trades Services NSW. It also discussed the review and transition of several national training packages, including updates on units of competency added, establishment of industry reference committees, and expected completion timelines. Apprenticeship and traineeship commencement numbers from 2016-2017 were presented, showing both increases and decreases in various trades. Initiatives to increase apprenticeships among underrepresented groups were also mentioned.
This document contains information about career opportunities and training pathways in the community services and health industry in New South Wales, Australia. It includes statistics on projected employment growth in different industries and occupations within the sector. Graphs show growth in areas like healthcare, aged and disability care, and education support roles. The document also outlines qualifications and courses that can lead to roles in areas such as aged care, education support, and school age education and care. Career pathways and progression within the industry are depicted.
This document contains information from various sources about employment trends in the community services and health industry in the Illawarra region of New South Wales, Australia. It shows that healthcare and social assistance currently makes up the largest share of employment at 23% and is projected to see the most employment growth over the next few years. The document also provides data on traineeships in the industry by region and projected growth in certain occupations. In summary, it outlines current employment patterns and projected growth areas in the community services and health sector in Illawarra.
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Medical image analysis has witnessed significant advancements with deep learning techniques. In the domain of brain tumor segmentation, the ability to
precisely delineate tumor boundaries from magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)
scans holds profound implications for diagnosis. This study presents an ensemble convolutional neural network (CNN) with transfer learning, integrating
the state-of-the-art Deeplabv3+ architecture with the ResNet18 backbone. The
model is rigorously trained and evaluated, exhibiting remarkable performance
metrics, including an impressive global accuracy of 99.286%, a high-class accuracy of 82.191%, a mean intersection over union (IoU) of 79.900%, a weighted
IoU of 98.620%, and a Boundary F1 (BF) score of 83.303%. Notably, a detailed comparative analysis with existing methods showcases the superiority of
our proposed model. These findings underscore the model’s competence in precise brain tumor localization, underscoring its potential to revolutionize medical
image analysis and enhance healthcare outcomes. This research paves the way
for future exploration and optimization of advanced CNN models in medical
imaging, emphasizing addressing false positives and resource efficiency.
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Car accident rates have increased in recent years, resulting in losses in human lives, properties, and other financial costs. An embedded machine learning-based system is developed to address this critical issue. The system can monitor road conditions, detect driving patterns, and identify aggressive driving behaviors. The system is based on neural networks trained on a comprehensive dataset of driving events, driving styles, and road conditions. The system effectively detects potential risks and helps mitigate the frequency and impact of accidents. The primary goal is to ensure the safety of drivers and vehicles. Collecting data involved gathering information on three key road events: normal street and normal drive, speed bumps, circular yellow speed bumps, and three aggressive driving actions: sudden start, sudden stop, and sudden entry. The gathered data is processed and analyzed using a machine learning system designed for limited power and memory devices. The developed system resulted in 91.9% accuracy, 93.6% precision, and 92% recall. The achieved inference time on an Arduino Nano 33 BLE Sense with a 32-bit CPU running at 64 MHz is 34 ms and requires 2.6 kB peak RAM and 139.9 kB program flash memory, making it suitable for resource-constrained embedded systems.
2. Current Issues
• Change has never been greater for the Manufacturing & Engineering
sector and won’t stop!
• Moving from analogue to digital
• Business structure changes
• Need for leadership
• Create a future for our kids that is sustainable
3. Scenario A; Business does not ‘change’
Force 1
Force 2
Force 3
Dynamic Business
Environment
Previous Business environment
showing company X is ‘in fit’
Dynamic Business
Environment
New Business environment showing company X is now out-of-fit
with a business environment being acted upon by forces1, 2 and
3, and now of becoming irrelevant (that is, going out of business
Figure 1: A business’s reaction or non-reaction to its changing
business environment.
4. Scenario B; Company undertakes ‘change’ to ‘re-
fit’ itself with its changed business environment
Force 1
Force 2
Force 3
Dynamic Business
Environment
Previous Business environment
showing company X is ‘in fit’
Dynamic Business
Environment
New Business environment where company X has ‘changed’ to
re-fit itself. Continual ‘change’ in relation to continually changing
business environment equals ‘sustainability’
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John Cooke - NSW BusinessChamber - Leader/Business Model Development Program
5. Enrollments in Engineering have declined
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6. What does the industry want
from the MEIA?
LETS DECIDE
7. Industry leadership
• AiG & NSW BC cover industrial relations, HS&E and big policy
• These organisations are not focused purely on the plight of
Manufacturing & Engineering
8. Future industry Leadership
• The future will be created by developing skills in our industry at
all levels
• Trade, Management & Productivity for the future that is world
class!
9. Strategy for the MEIA
• Focus on workforce development
• What would help to develop your workforce to be world class?
• How do we do this?
10. A value proposition that industry will
support
• Are embedded in great business models
• Focus on few pain relievers and gain
creators, but do those extremely well
• Focus on jobs, pains, or gains that a
large number of customers have or for
• which a small number is willing to pay a
lot of money
• Align with how customers measure
success
• Focus on the most significant jobs,
most severe pains, and
• most relevant gains
• Differentiate from competition in a
meaningful way
• Address functional, emotional and
social jobs all together
• Outperform competition substantially
on at least one dimension
• Are difficult to copy
• Focus on unsatisfied jobs, pains, and
gains