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Live Strategy Deployment Video Workshop

By Ron Pereira Published on January 28th, 2010

I recently facilitated two different Hoshin Kanri (aka Policy Deployment) workshops. Both have been extremely successful and the teams I worked with were able to reflect, align, and energize all at the same time.

I plan to write more on hoshin kanri in the future… but until then I am excited to share with you an event the good folks over at the Lean Enterprise Institute and ThedaCare (lean thinking healthcare organization) are about to put on.

A Unique Two-Part Learning Event

Specifically, on February 24, 2010 you will have the opportunity to join an interactive video event being put on by Healthcare Value Leaders at ThedaCare via a two part learning experience.

Part 1 of the event includes a 30-minute pre-recorded video showing how the ThedaCare Improvement System works and how Strategy Deployment helps focus leaders and staff on making improvements that affect healthcare quality, cost, and delivery.

Part 2 of the event, and the part I am most intrigued by, is a 60-minute Live Q&A Video Event where Dr. John Toussaint will answer your questions on various topics related to Policy Deployment.

How to Join The Event

The cost of the event is $499, which is a great price considering your entire organization can benefit from it. To learn more and register for the event please follow this link.

Please note I have no affiliation with this event and earn no money if you do decide to join the event.

Preview Video

Here is a short preview video explaining more about the event. Be sure to check it out.

Ron Pereira

Ron has more than 20 years of experience in various manufacturing, supply chain, and senior leadership roles. Ron has held the titles of process engineer, engineering manager, master black belt, and director of manufacturing & continuous improvement. In 2002 Ron was the first American to win the Nokia Global Six Sigma and Overall Quality award in Helsinki, Finland. Ron holds a bachelor's degree in automated manufacturing and an MBA in technology management.

Mark Graban
January 28, 2010 - 11:02 am
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Ron – thanks for posting this. I’m looking forward to hearing more about your hoshin kanri experience!

Mark