Improvements We Bring Our Clients
There are
ReasonsWhyClientsWorkWithUs.
We understand that every improvement is a change, even though every change is not necessarily an improvement. We want to improve the businesses of our customers. This means an increase in throughput relative to inventory and operating expense. The result is real and measurable bottom line improvement. Not just writing in a report. We don't want to write reports. We want to make good things happen.
The important thing when making a change that is intended to be an improvement is to
focus. We focus on the Archimedean constraints in our customers business because they are the points of greatest leverage. We want to introduce new knowledge into our customer's businesses on how to do that and create a better, simpler and, above all else, higher velocity working environment. By increasing the velocity of financial throughput, the rate of flow of money through the business, we help our customers improve their bottom line performance. We want to help our customers execute projects faster, run their production operations faster and improve the performance of their supply chain to never have a stock out.
More repeatability in business and production processes with less variability and less uncertainty is a noble quality goal. It becomes more powerful with the right focus. We use
TheoryOfConstraints to provide that necessary focus.
We are interested in helping clients leverage their people to build a collaborative knowledge asset which improves communication and leads to better risk identification and management. Through a better trained workforce and, most important of all, goal congruence, people can see how their actions affect the overall performance of the business. By measuring people in the right way and aligning their rewards with systemic optimisation, businesses can focus less on local optima and the negative mentality of cost reduction in the
CostWorld and turn their attention to expanding their throughput generation in the
ThroughputWorld.
What we would most like to do is help our customers implement
A Process of Ongoing Improvement (POOGI)!

Topic revision: r5 - 09 Nov 2010 - 05:22:58 -
DavidPaspa