Home

Training: Innovation/Design

 
Results 1 - 10 of 16

Results

Achieving the Impossible through Process Innovation

When your processes reach their optimal performance, or entitlement level, don’t congratulate yourself. Instead, abandon them, create entirely new processes and achieve the impossible. This workshop will show you how.

Basic TRIZ (Theory of Inventive Problem Solving)

TRIZ is a powerful set of tools, algorithms and methods for solving innovation dilemmas, very difficult R&D problems and other stubborn performance issues. Take this course if you want to journey beyond the obvious and discover how you can always know what you don’t know—and achieve what you otherwise couldn’t achieve.

Design for Lean Six Sigma (DFLSS)

DFLSS comes into play when you want to develop new products and processes—or improve existing ones to an extent that requires their redesign. This course will give you everything you need to vaccinate your new designs against waste, defects and errors before you finalize and launch them.

Designing Metrics That Work

The problem with metrics is that they don’t necessarily do what they’re supposed to do: give you a perfect indication of true performance according to your strategic goals and operational objectives. Sign up for this doing-oriented webinarOur doing-oriented webinars are focused on how knowledge and tools can be applied to get results in a short period of time; in this regard, they’re practical, grounded in your current performance problems and leave you with key takeaways for immediate implementation. if you want to truly measure what you value.

Designing Metrics Workshop

There’s more data than ever at our fingertips—and that means more opportunity for poorly designed metrics. This workshop will walk you through what makes a good metric and how to construct one that truly informs your decision making process and aligns to your organization’s overall metrics.

Doing More with Less in Healthcare

Led by a prominent physician, this straight-shooting event reframes the healthcare improvement programs of the past 20 years into the clinical problem solving model—showing how you can become more efficient, improve quality and achieve process excellence with current capabilities.

Dots Matter: The Essence of Innovation is Information

Innovation begins with information that fuels thinking and creativity. Yet little is truly known about how the human brain processes and transforms information into valuable knowhow. Sign up for this thinking-oriented webinarOur thinking webinars are designed to prime the decision-making process with relevant knowledge about how business is evolving; in this regard, they’re provocative, forward-looking and form the basis for strategic thinking and planning. if you want to learn what we know about how the process of ideation really works.

Go Green!

Going green and becoming environmentally healthy doesn’t mean you have to increase costs or forgo great revenue opportunities. You can, in fact, do it all. Sign up for this doing-oriented webinarOur doing-oriented webinars are focused on how knowledge and tools can be applied to get results in a short period of time; in this regard, they’re practical, grounded in your current performance problems and leave you with key takeaways for immediate implementation. if you want to solve environmental problems and make your processes greener.

Innovation and Design Tools

Innovation and design tools are needed because they get us beyond our own minds and limitations. But then we need other tools to reel us in when it’s time to turn ideas into profitable products or services. This course will give you all the tools you need along the entire innovation pathway.

Innovation Demystified

While proven methods for resolving current business problems have been around for some time, the same cannot be said for innovation. In the eyes of many, innovation is a hit-or-miss art, an activity reserved for a few select people. This could not be further from the truth. Years of Research and work with a range of companies have demonstrated that innovation is a process.