BSI provides training and support in a range of business improvement methodologies.
All of our team are drawn from industry and have hands-on experience in the application of their specialist subjects. Our approach is to work closely with our clients during business improvement initiatives. This can be achieved through classroom training, facilitation of chosen development activities, or a combination of both.
BSI's client list includes companies such as Nissan, Grundfos, Smiths Medical Industries, Volvo, Ernst & Young, AstraZeneca and Boston Scientific and TRW Aeronautical Systems.
Whether you are wanting to simply create awareness of the need for continuous business improvement or implement a full global corporate Lean Six Sigma initiative we would be pleased to discuss with you how we can help.
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You can choose whether you would like to attend one of our scheduled business improvement public training courses or have training delivered on your premises as an in-company solution.
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Our range of business improvement training courses include:
Business Improvement Training Courses
As this business improvement training course provides an introduction to Statistical Process Control, it is suitable for anyone wishing to explore how the techniques can be used in their own environment.
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Prevention is always better than cure! FMEA was originally developed in the 1960's in the aerospace industry as a systematic method of identifying and investigating potential design or process weaknesses.
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Customer focus is used to carry the "Voice of the Customer" throughout your organisation. The techniques used in this business improvement course are extremely flexible and can be used in any situation to ensure that the needs of the customer remain paramount.
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Significant progress can be made towards solving company problems and improving the quality of goods and services by using simple tools. The Seven Basic Tools are mainly quantitative methods which can be used in conjunction with a structured problem solving process.
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