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| Business As Unusual | | Date: | 22-12-2008 | | Time: | 8.30am - 5.30pm | | Detail | Hundreds of organisations have relied on this program to protect productivity, retain talent, and build morale during transition and change.
Our client list reads like a "who's who" of Fortune 500 companies, and includes a wide range of smaller firms, not-for-profits, and governmental agencies.
This results oriented course helps individuals balance personal issues with the activities required to manage a business and maintain productivity, and resistance.
Click here for the program outline.
Click here for the enrolment form.
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| FOCUS Workshop: Tools for Process Improvement and Management | | Date: | 10-12-2008 | | Time: | 8.30am - 5.30pm | | Detail | Date: 10 and 11 December 2008 (2 days workshop)
Your organisation's weak processes are soaking up an awful lot of money.
So here's the opportunity for huge cost savings.
And those dollars head straight to the bottom line.
Process Improvement is the shortest route to success. It offers the most direct pathway to becoming a dominant player in your field. Or let's put it like this: It's one of the quickest ways to become an "alpha company."
And what characterises an "alpha company"? We're talking about the organisation that has an edge in terms of speed, quality, and cost. It's a high energy system - a company that knows how to build the corporate metabolism...how to generate, conserve, and channel corporate energy. Bottom line, it's a company that's able to compete and win.
How can you tell if your organisation qualifies? Go look at its processes. Like how you develop products. The way you serve customers. Your approach to selling, staffing and so on.
Do these processes have real muscle? Do they cut smoothly across the different functions and work powerfully for the customer? Do they most effectively engage the time and talents of your people? Do they come together as a dynamic, cost-effective system that creates impressive shareholder value?
The Workshop sets forth ground rules for becoming a process-driven organisation.
Click here for the programme outline.
Click here for the enrolment form.
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