4th Annual XONITEK Lean Six Sigma Symposium & Saratoga Race Course Outing
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As we come to the end of another year; we find ourselves reflective of the past’s hard fought battles, won and lost; of loves arrived and departed, and of business successes and disappointments. With rebuilding spirit, we look with great anticipation to what lay before us in the coming year. Most importantly, we look to…
Many complex manufacturing businesses have come to understand that operational excellence is an on-going process in which companies strive to produce better results. It has an inherent collaborative nature and typically includes participation from all parts of the organization. But the challenge in manufacturing today is that the metrics upon which the business silos of…
“Review of Operational Excellence Society Launch” – Published in Lean Management Journal in January 2012. “It is very easy to like Joseph Paris, and not just because he is a great entertainer“… Download PDF
Budget business insanity in government, public and private sectors is said to be the practice of management trying to reduce cost this year while still using last year’s processes.
Professional Continuing Education Course “Applying Lean to Service Industries” Broome Community College Downtown Campus Binghamton, New York Saturday, November 10, 2007 (9am-4pm) Joseph F. Paris, Jr., President of XONITEK Corporation, presents the theory and concepts behind Lean Enterprise, a potent business management methodology that is being embraced by organizations the world over to reap benefits…
11th Annual Industrial Engineering Congress Puebla, Mexico October 6-9, 2008 Joseph F. Paris, Jr., President of XONITEK Corporation, will serve as a keynote speaker at the 11th Annual Industrial Engineering Congress this October 6th – 9th in Puebla , Mexico . Mr. Paris’ keynote presentation,“ Blue Ocean Strategy”* – Listening to the voice of the “non-customer”, will take place on Monday, October 6th at 1pm, shortly following the Congress’…