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Chris Butterworth, guest speaker at the Annual Public Sector Update 2011 Conference |
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Chris Butterworth, guest speaker at the Annual Public Sector Update 2011 Conference Chris Butterworth has been invited to speak at the Annual Public Sector Update 2011 Conference - Governance without barriers, The holistic approach. The event, is your best opportunity to get up to speed on the latest governance issues in the public sector in just one day. Critical issues addressed will include: - The Economic Development Board's perspective on the role of the public sector
- Competitiveness - what does this mean in the local government organisational culture
- Board governance & performance
- Effectively managing internal fraud
- Social media risks for the public sector
- Lean thinking - and how to implement sustainable continuous improvement
Chris, representing S A Partners, will be delivering a talk on 'Lean thinking, and how to implement sustainable continuous improvement' The event takes place 25 October 2011, Stamford Plaza Adelaide, 150 North Terrace, Adelaide Secure your place now! For more information or online registration: www.CSAust.com/AnnualPublicUpdate Enquires contact Susan bradbrook (08) 8132 0266 |
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Chris Butterworth speaks at the Australian Institute of Management |
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Chris Butterworth, guest speaker at the Australian Institute of Management Chris Butterworth has been invited by the Australian Institute of Management as a guest speaker at the South Australian Project Management Showcase. The one day event aimed at Business Leaders & Managers covers topics such as Lean Thinking, Project Delivery, Communication and Scheduling. Chris, representing S A Partners, will be delivering a talk on 'Applying Lean Business System Thinking to Project Management. The event takes place 2nd September 2011 in Adelaide. For further information or to register your place, click here www.aipm.com.au |
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S A Partners launches business in Australia |
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April 2011 - new business launched in Australia
S A Partners has opened a new business in Australia – S A Partners Pty Ltd. For some time S A Partners has been working with the University of South Australia in Adelaide, through which local representative Chris Butterworth, and S A Partners’ chairman Professor Peter Hines, deliver courses and workshops entitled ‘The Principles of Lean Thinking’ and ‘Lean Leadership’. These courses are also run for clients internally.
Managing Director of S A Partners Pty Ltd, Chris Butterworth, who has been with S A Partners in UK for more than ten years commented: “It’s an exciting challenge for me to establish a new business in this part of the world. There is a high level of interest in our Lean Business System, and our work through the University of South Australia with the RAAF is a great example of how transferrable this approach is across industries. Our plan is to establish a business that can be sustained long term and help organisations in Australia to improve and grow.”
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Supply Chain Responsiveness in Practice |
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Supply Chain Responsiveness in Practice
As a project sponsor, S A Partners is collaborating with Cranfield University, Tata Beverages, Manhattan Associates and many others on the SCRiP (Supply Chain Responsiveness in Practice) project, which runs from October 2010 to September 2012.
SCRiP is a task group at Cranfield University's School of Management, set up to help industry supply chains to respond effectively to customer needs. The ways in which an organisation is sensitive to its market and to demands from customers are a good indicator of a company's agility. High levels of responsiveness to what customers want can inspire unparalleled levels of satisfaction and loyalty - but achieving these levels is a challenge.
SCRiP brings together expertise and experience from industry and academia to realign supply chain strategies in some of the UK's largest and most influential organisations. The principal barrier that the project aims to overcome is the alignment between the desire to meet customer demands and the way in which internal processes and resources are deployed to achieve it.
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Online Talk: Creating Leaner Supply Chains |
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Online Talk: Creating Leaner Supply Chains by Professor Peter Hines
A talk by Professor Peter Hines about creating leaner supply chains can now be accessed online, as part of a series of talks of particular interest to logistics and supply chain managers.
In his talk, Peter explains how Lean Thinking can be applied successfully not only within an organisation, but also along the length of its supply chain - the aim being to develop strategic and trusted relationships that deliver customer value and eliminate waste across company boundaries.
Click here to listen to a 7 minute taster of Peter's talk, which can then be purchased on its own or as part of the entire series, through Henry Stewart Talks.
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