Building a Superior Improvement Program Track
“Progress cannot be generated when you are satisfied with existing situations.”
– Taiichi Ohno.
Did you know 85% of improvement programs fail over time or revert back to their initial state? Superior improvement programs are the 15% that have lasting and successful results. Whether you are evaluating the health of your current improvement program or just getting started, the Creating a Superior Improvement Program Track is your opportunity to know what you will need to have a successful and sustained improvement program. This track will take you from setting goals and developing improvement measures, to how to identify and investigate problems, to hearing how the first high-reliability organization was built. If we settle for “good enough,” improvement will stop. Create a superior program that will bring sustained results. Connect with the track leader, Tim Diggs, on LinkedIn to learn more about this track.
Best Practice Sessions
Session 1
Setting Goals & Developing Performance Measures | Jake Locklear
Session 2
How Do You Get Senior Management Support? Best Practice Sharing | Amy Souders
Session 3
Using TapRooT® to Improve Learning Teams | Alex Paradies
Session 4
Sharing Investigations & RCA Best Practices | Darrin Wertz & Mubashar Ahmed
Session 5
The GE Renewables Energy Improvements Using TapRooT® | Claus Rose
Session 6
TapRooT® Users’ Success Stories | Jason Dalen & Vincent Vincek, Facilitator – Ken Reed, (Panel Discussion)
Session 7
Building a Roadmap to Success | Rick Hulse
Session 8
How to Use TapRooT® for Minor and Major Accidents & Proactive Improvement | Nancy Hitchins
Session 9
How Admiral Rickover Built the First High-Reliability Organization | Mark Paradies