FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: (December 6, 2008)
Leanovations Announces a Lean Leadership Certification Program January 5-9, 2009
PLAINVILLE, CT – Leanovations announces a Lean Leadership Certification program to support the Connecticut’s Center for Advanced Technologies Inc. (CCAT) and Connecticut Center for Manufacturing Supply Chain Integration (CMSCI) initiative to assist the manufacturers in the aerospace and defense sector, and strengthen Connecticut’s companies to effectively compete and improve their overall competitiveness in the world economy.
Leanovations Lean Leadership Certification program is for manufacturing professionals leading Lean initiatives who want to equip themselves with the skills necessary to be effective change agents and Lean implementers. The program consists of a 5-day interactive workshop, where three or the five days will be at facilities recognized as Lean Leaders in Connecticut and in their industry. The participants will see first hand the application of the Lean tools and techniques acquired during the workshop, at the facilities that are Lean Leaders. The Leanovations Lean Leadership Certification program provides growth in the participant’s Lean knowledge, skills, and professional competencies that may lead to the participants meeting CMSCI’s ADI Internal Lean Expert Qualification.
The 5-Day workshop will begin Monday January 5, 2009 at the Centennial Inn Conference Center in Farmington, Connecticut, with the next three days (January 6-8) at a different Lean Leaders facilities, and the participants will end and graduate from the program on Friday, January 9th, 2009 again at the Centennial Inn in Farmington, Connecticut. The cost of the training could be funded at 50% and reimbursable if done as part of an ADI project, where normal ADI project approval through the CMSCI process applies. Leanovations will assist participants in applying for an ADI project.
“Leanovations is pleased to offer this Lean Leadership Certification and provide the participants with a Lean Leadership Certification”, states Fred Shamburg. “Leanovations is a registered Lean Service provider with Connecticut’s CMSCI ADI program and look forward to assisting companies to improve their overall competitiveness in the world economy”.
CCAT’S CMSCI offers grants to assist aerospace and defense companies in the introduction or continuation of Lean manufacturing techniques within their organizations. Companies can receive a 50% reimbursement of the cost for a Lean Kaizen event by an external registered Lean service provider such as Leanovations, who meets the qualification of CMSCI’s Aerospace and Defense Initiative ADI.
Leanovations is an innovative consultant company that goes beyond the traditional lean manufacturing approach. Leanovations proven approach of teaching and coaching the Toyota Production System (TPS) and focusing on lean and innovations at the same time differentiates Leanovations from other consultant groups.
To learn more about Leanovations please go to http://www.leanovations.com/.
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Thursday, December 27, 2007
Leanovations Sponsors CT’s SBIR Topic Discussion Workshop
Leanovations Sponsors CT’s SBIR Topic Discussion Workshop
“Defense Logistic Agency Challenge for High Tech Companies and Manufacturers”
PLAINVILLE, CT – Fred Shamburg, President of Leanovations, LLC, announces they are a proud sponsor of the Connecticut Small Business Innovation Research (CT SBIR) first ever SBIR “Topic Discussion Workshop Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Challenge”. The DLA is looking for innovative, revolutionary solutions for discrete-parts manufacturing. During this workshop, a DLA representative will present this topic with small high tech companies and manufacturers that believe they can solve the agency’s problems. This workshop is for Connecticut companies by invitation and limited to only 50 participants.
The Defense Logistic Agency (DLA) continually seeks advanced concepts for the manufacture of weapon systems developed in the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s. Replacement parts are often required at unpredictable times and in small quantities. Leanovations LLC teaches and coaches new technology and business related approaches such as Lean manufacturing, and leadership Innovations in processing methods to assist manufacturers in creating highly adaptable, efficient operations that can support DLA needs, the largest combat support agency in the Department of Defense (DOD).
PLAINVILLE, CT – Fred Shamburg, President of Leanovations, LLC, announces they are a proud sponsor of the Connecticut Small Business Innovation Research (CT SBIR) first ever SBIR “Topic Discussion Workshop Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Challenge”. The DLA is looking for innovative, revolutionary solutions for discrete-parts manufacturing. During this workshop, a DLA representative will present this topic with small high tech companies and manufacturers that believe they can solve the agency’s problems. This workshop is for Connecticut companies by invitation and limited to only 50 participants.
The Defense Logistic Agency (DLA) continually seeks advanced concepts for the manufacture of weapon systems developed in the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s. Replacement parts are often required at unpredictable times and in small quantities. Leanovations LLC teaches and coaches new technology and business related approaches such as Lean manufacturing, and leadership Innovations in processing methods to assist manufacturers in creating highly adaptable, efficient operations that can support DLA needs, the largest combat support agency in the Department of Defense (DOD).
Leanovations, a Lean consulting group, with extensive international experience, is a Connecticut Aerospace & Defense Initiative (ADI) Registered Lean Service Provider to help improve competitiveness of Connecticut's aerospace and defense manufacturers through the introduction or continuation of Lean manufacturing techniques within their organizations. Companies can receive 50% reimbursement of the cost per lean project conducted by Leanovations through ADI funding. Leanovations coaches and teach companies to compete worldwide by adopting lean manufacturing techniques, and to enjoy profitable growth through innovations.
“Leanovations is proud to be a sponsor for this SBIR Workshop especially with the theme being, The DLA Challenge looking for innovative, revolutionary solutions for discrete-parts manufacturing, as Leanovations is a consulting company who specializes in assisting our clients in Lean and Innovations excellence to create profitable growth”, states Fred Shamburg, President of Leanovations. “We enjoy our relationship with SBIR and the Connecticut Center for Advanced Technology, Inc. (CCAT) and look forward to assisting the participants in the DLA challenge wherever we can”.
Leanovations LLC, Consultant Company strives to meet our client’s needs in lean, innovations and managing business complexity to enjoy profitable growth. Leanovations focuses on teaching businesses to create growth, through lean operational excellence eliminating waste, and to re-invent themselves through innovations. Leanovations is a Limited Liability Company (LLC), which helps manufacturing companies compete on a worldwide basis.
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Saturday, January 27, 2007
Press Release January 22nd, 2007
Leanovations, LLC Becomes a Registered Lean Service Provider for Connecticut’s Aerospace and Defense Initiative (ADI)
PLAINVILLE, CT – Connecticut Center for Manufacturing Supply Chain Integration (CMSCI) and for Aerospace and Defense Initiative (ADI) has accepted the registration of Leanovations, LLC a consultant company with extensive international experience, as a Lean Service Provider for Connecticut companies in the aerospace and defense industry.
Leanovations emerged as a new innovative consultant company that goes beyond the traditional lean operational approach. Focusing on lean and innovations at the same time differentiates Leanovations from other lean consultant groups. Leanovations proven approach of teaching and coaching using interactive training assist businesses in developing innovative solutions to create profitable growth. Leanovations focuses on teaching businesses to create growth, and through lean operational excellence to eliminate waste and to have the ability to re-invent themselves through innovations.
“We are honored that CMSCI accepted our registration as a Lean Service Provider for the Aerospace and Defense Initiative and look forward to assist companies with their lean projects and transformation” stated Fred Shamburg, President Leanovations. “We tailor our approach to meet each client’s specific needs while we coach them in lean operational excellence, but we will also teach them how to target smart growth with new products and services while controlling the business complexity”.
In keeping with the State of Connecticut’s Next Generation Competitiveness Strategy to help Connecticut suppliers achieve world-class productivity, the Connecticut Aerospace and Defense Initiative was created.
The State of Connecticut, through the Department of Economic and Community Development (DECD), made available $2,000,000 to assist companies in the introduction or continuation of Lean manufacturing techniques within their organizations. Companies can receive up to 50% reimbursement for the costs for Lean training and services supplied by a Registered Service Provider of their choosing.
Since the state launched the ADI, 38 Connecticut aerospace and defense companies are spending more than $1.6M on 52 process improvement (lean/six sigma) projects. The ADI has reduced the burden of paying for these projects by reimbursing 50% of the cost for a total of $800K.
If any company is interested in knowing more about Connecticut Center for Manufacturing Supply Chain Integration (CMSCI) or the Aerospace and Defense Initiative (ADI) please refer to the their website at http://www.cmsci.org/ or http://www.ccat.us/ .
Leanovations LLC, Consultant Company strives to meet our client’s needs in lean, innovations and managing business complexity to enjoy profitable growth. Leanovations is a Limited Liability Company (LLC) which helps manufacturing companies compete on a worldwide basis.
PLAINVILLE, CT – Connecticut Center for Manufacturing Supply Chain Integration (CMSCI) and for Aerospace and Defense Initiative (ADI) has accepted the registration of Leanovations, LLC a consultant company with extensive international experience, as a Lean Service Provider for Connecticut companies in the aerospace and defense industry.
Leanovations emerged as a new innovative consultant company that goes beyond the traditional lean operational approach. Focusing on lean and innovations at the same time differentiates Leanovations from other lean consultant groups. Leanovations proven approach of teaching and coaching using interactive training assist businesses in developing innovative solutions to create profitable growth. Leanovations focuses on teaching businesses to create growth, and through lean operational excellence to eliminate waste and to have the ability to re-invent themselves through innovations.
“We are honored that CMSCI accepted our registration as a Lean Service Provider for the Aerospace and Defense Initiative and look forward to assist companies with their lean projects and transformation” stated Fred Shamburg, President Leanovations. “We tailor our approach to meet each client’s specific needs while we coach them in lean operational excellence, but we will also teach them how to target smart growth with new products and services while controlling the business complexity”.
In keeping with the State of Connecticut’s Next Generation Competitiveness Strategy to help Connecticut suppliers achieve world-class productivity, the Connecticut Aerospace and Defense Initiative was created.
The State of Connecticut, through the Department of Economic and Community Development (DECD), made available $2,000,000 to assist companies in the introduction or continuation of Lean manufacturing techniques within their organizations. Companies can receive up to 50% reimbursement for the costs for Lean training and services supplied by a Registered Service Provider of their choosing.
Since the state launched the ADI, 38 Connecticut aerospace and defense companies are spending more than $1.6M on 52 process improvement (lean/six sigma) projects. The ADI has reduced the burden of paying for these projects by reimbursing 50% of the cost for a total of $800K.
If any company is interested in knowing more about Connecticut Center for Manufacturing Supply Chain Integration (CMSCI) or the Aerospace and Defense Initiative (ADI) please refer to the their website at http://www.cmsci.org/ or http://www.ccat.us/ .
Leanovations LLC, Consultant Company strives to meet our client’s needs in lean, innovations and managing business complexity to enjoy profitable growth. Leanovations is a Limited Liability Company (LLC) which helps manufacturing companies compete on a worldwide basis.
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