Why Choose this Training Course?
Exceptional Performance Management is a cornerstone of successful organizations, but it must evolve with competitive pressures and emerging methods. Recently, organizations have addressed performance issues in operations through Lean methods, while Agile methods have evolved to tackle project delays and cost overruns. Today’s challenge is to understand the interplay between these approaches and integrate them to achieve optimal performance and productivity.
This Performance Measurements, Continuous Improvement & Benchmarking training course equips you with the methods, tools, and techniques needed to enhance performance and productivity by integrating strategy, operations, and projects. You'll learn to apply a performance measurement framework that supports traditional environments and enhances Lean and Agile methodologies.
What are the Goals?
By attending this COPEX training course, delegates will be able to make a substantial, positive impact to the performance and productivity of their organization, by:
- Identifying and Specifying the ‘Vital Few’ Performance Measures that Drive Success
- Understanding Current Proven Techniques for Continuous Improvement and Benchmarking
- Practicing the Application of These Methods, Tools and Techniques, Through Case Studies & Interactive Exercises
- Knowing When and How Lean and Agile Approaches Should be Used, and How They Relate to Performance Measures
- Developing an Action Plan to Utilize These Approaches in Their Own Areas of Responsibility
Who is this Training Course for?
This COPEX training course is suitable for a wide range of professionals who are involved in any aspect of Performance Management and who want to understand, implement and improve the latest proven Performance Measurement methods, tools and techniques to improve productivity, including:
- General Managers
- Maintenance Managers
- Operational Managers
- Maintenance & Reliability Engineers
- Technical Managers & Supervisors
- Quality Managers
Course Outline
Day One: Performance Measurement: The Starting Point for Improvement
- The Need for Performance Measurement
- The impact of Lean and Agile methods
- Data Use and Abuse: How to use Data Constructively
- Selecting the ‘vital few’ Performance Measures
- Performance measures in Operations and Projects
- Current good practice in Performance Measurement
Day Two: Using Measurements for Continuous Improvement
- Understanding Variation: The key to understanding performance
- What histograms, run charts and control charts tell us about performance
- The Range and Standard Deviation
- Introduction to Control Charts
- How to Improve a Process
- Problem and Mission Statements
Day Three: An Overview of Lean and Agile Tools and Techniques
- What are Lean and Agile?
- The key principles of Lean management
- Project failures and the origins of Agile
- The fusion of Lean and Agile approaches – the current state of the art
- Analysing a Lean and Agile process or project
- Applying the tools and techniques in practice
Day Four: Benchmarking, Measurement and Improvement
- Benchmarking process and project performance
- Identifying causes of problems, and potential solutions through benchmarking
- Demonstrating the link between a cause and its effect
- Investigating Relationships between Variables
- The role of Knowledge Management
- How the tools integrate with Lean and Agile methods
Day Five: Running a Successful Benchmarking Project
- Scoping and planning benchmarking study
- Identifying and selecting benchmarking Metrics & Partners
- Running effective Lean and Agile projects and processes
- Integrating performance management with Lean and Agile
- The role of benchmarking in change management
The Certificate
- COPEX Certificate of Attendance will be provided to delegates who attend and complete the course
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