Reflections on 25 Years of the MEP Program
“It is good to have an end to journey toward, but it is the journey that matters, in the end.”
—Ursula K. LeGuin
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(LNS: Cambridge, MA) -- As a manufacturing leader, you’re familiar with ever-present challenges like ensuring quality, demolishing informational silos, and responding more effectively to customer demands.
Multisensor Technology for Large Measuring Ranges
(Werth: Old Saybrook, CT) -- The newly developed ScopeCheck MB from Werth Messtechnik GmbH is a multisensor CMM for the precise measurement of large-volume components in the shop-floor environment.
Lean Healthcare Transformation Summit
Contact Email
summits@lean.org
Contact Name
Lean Enterprise Institute
Contact Phone Number
617-871-2900
Date
Address
InterContinental Dallas, 15201 Dallas Parkway
City
Dallas
Event Website
http://www.lean.org/Events/2015_lean_hc_transformation_summit.cfm
State
TX
Zip
75001
Description
Lean Healthcare Transformation Summit, June 3–4, 2015, Dallas, TX
An expanded focus on all components of healthcare transformation, including transparency and payment initiatives.
Sessions featuring leaders in the provider, employer, purchaser, and patient safety communities that have learned to create transparency of performance, care delivery with less waste and fewer errors, and payment systems that reward patient value creation.
The rare opportunity to hear and question senior leaders on the CEO Panel who are directly engaged in their organization's lean healthcare experiments.
Pre-summit workshops that build the skills you and your team will need to make your transformation successful and sustainable.
Concurrent learning sessions that deliver practical advice and where you can learn, discuss, and reflect in a small, interactive setting.
Summit hosts are The ThedaCare Center for Healthcare Value and the Lean Enterprise Institute.
Country
USA
Five Key Components of an Effective Scale Maintenance Program
Companies purchase scales because the value of goods entering or exiting a facility is based on their weight. Without assured scale accuracy, a company can lose thousands, if not hundreds of thousands, of dollars annually.
