Lean Leadership, Intention and Innovation to Create the Services of the Future

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Lean and operational excellence principles and practices are proven strategies to help all kinds of professional and business organizations create holistic, integrative and innovative transformational approaches to business operations in both service and manufacturing organizations. More effective and efficient ways to work allow organizations to different themselves from their competitors through service excellence both internally and externally.

On May 2 - 3, 2019 in Orlando, Florida the "New Global Convention on the Future of Organizational Excellence" is featuring expert LEAN, Organization Excellence keynote speakers: Karyn Ross, coauthor of "The Toyota Way to Service Excellence" - Isao Yoshino,Toyota Japan, "Hoshin Kanri" expert - Katie Anderson, LEAN Healthcare and blogger - Tatsuhiko Inoue, author of the best selling business book on innovation "Good Imitation to Great Innovation".

For more information about the conference, the keynote speakers and presenters please go to http://www.orexconvention.com

There are business case presenters from healthcare, education, supply chain and manufacturing. They are from Canada, USA, Europe, Brazil, and Argentina.

The totally interactive conference format has participants become part of interactive "Learning Cohorts". Co-lead by Operational Excellence and business experts, participants will spend two full days learning with experts and colleagues from around the world through interactive sessions, fireside chats and completion of personal logbooks.

This convention is perfect for business leaders, Organizational Excellence practitioners and anyone who is passionate about helping their organizations transform into LEAN and efficient realized possibilities. Also, welcomed and encouraged to attend are professors from business schools teaching operational excellence and innovation.

In addition and prior to the convention on May 1st, there is a "Masterclass" taught by Isao Yoshino, one of the heads of the NUMMI case, and who made it possible for the culture of the LEAN management model to work in the United States, on this exclusive day.

"New Global Convention on the Future of Organizational Excellence" information. Click here.