NEWS SOURCE: SigmaFlow
SYDNEY, Australia and DALLAS, Texas – Aug. 30 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — Farthing West will highlight its Business Management for Mining Managers program during AIMEX 2007 – Asia Pacific’s International Mining Exhibition. This training program, utilizing SigmaFlow’s Best Practice Execution System(TM) software, is designed specifically for mining. It allows a mining business to have its people trained in practical business management applications with a focus on immediately being able to execute projects for real business improvements.
Farthing West has chosen SigmaFlow to power their program. SigmaFlow’s popular software allows workflow blended learning that delivers standards, consistency, and productivity for company-wide process management, project execution, and governance.
Greg West, Managing Director of Farthing West, stated “SigmaFlow allows just-in-time learning and automated knowledge sharing within a role-tailored workspace where people actually execute their projects. This software is a major productivity enhancement for our Lean Six Sigma projects that can consistently save our clients 30% of the time and resources needed to make improvements.”
Farthing West specializes in Lean Six Sigma consulting across mining operations, management and contract mining.
Jay Holstine, CEO of SigmaFlow, stated “We are very pleased to have Farthing West use our solutions. Their industry expertise and operationally focused approach to improving clients’ results is very complimentary with ours.”
AIMEX 2007 will be held at the Sydney Showground on September 4th-7th. For more information please visit www.aimex.com.au Farthing West will be on Stand H1056.
About Farthing West
Farthing West people are specialists in Lean Six Sigma, consulting major public companies and service organizations across a range of sectors from Manufacturing to Education, Mining and Health. We work closely with people on safety and productivity interventions to deliver step-change performance improvement now and into the future. By working on real problems, adding wealth to the business and mentoring staff in using Lean Six Sigma tools, we train busy personnel to be more effective.
For future information on Farthing West, please visit www.farwest.com.au or contact John Winchester at +612-9763-2622.
About SigmaFlow
SigmaFlow’s Best Practice Execution System(TM) enables consistent execution of proven methodologies. A few of the common applications include Lean Six Sigma continuous improvement, Compliance, Safety, Stage-Gate Product Development, Quality Certification and Process Quality Management
Thousands of process and project management professionals at diverse major organizations such as Albertsons, ConocoPhillips, EDS, First Data Corporation, Merrill Lynch, Pratt & Whitney, The World Bank, Tyco International, Valspar, and Dalrymple Bay Coal Terminal are improving results from SigmaFlow’s software every day.
For further information on SigmaFlow please visit www.sigmaflow.com or contact Hal Stebbins at +1-972-447-8340.
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News issued by: SigmaFlow
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Original Story ID: (3185) :: 2007-08-0830-001
Original Keywords: SigmaFlow lean six sigma software, Best Practice Execution System, Farthing West, CEO Jay Holstine, AIMEX 2007, Asia Pacific’s International Mining Exhibition, workflow blended learning that delivers standards, consistency, and productivity for company-wide process management, project execution, and governance SigmaFlow
NEWS SOURCE: SigmaFlow | Published: 2007-08-30 17:00:00
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