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P Squared Process Improvement Training
The P Squared Team-based Process Improvement Training Program embodies the following philosophy:
“Making the simple complicated is commonplace.
Making the complicated simple is the key to success.”
Our training program is both powerful and engaging. It is based
on strong methods but presented using common sense. It does not
emphasize complicated statistics but references them as a tool for
success when properly applied. Thus, it makes the training user
friendly while eliminating the fear associated with learning and
using new skills. This one of a kind training generates passion and
participation at all levels. Employees want to be involved!
The training focuses on teams and ensures they understand the
processes that they own. It provides fundamental, practical tools
for them to improve those processes. It produces functional teams
that own process improvement and results in the elimination of waste
of time, material and capital – thus increasing the quality of
products and services – and improving customer satisfaction.
The Team-Based Process Improvement Course
consists of two aspects – training and development. The classroom
training provides the transfer of knowledge – new skills. However,
even more important is development - the application of the new
skills. A non-threatening but real world case study provides
participants the ability to practice their new skills of leading,
facilitating and utilizing process improvement tools in a safe but
challenging environment.
Training with development is the only way to produce permanent,
positive behavior change. And, the only reason to do training is to
achieve that end.
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