Achieving business excellence by optimising manufacturing processes to reduce cost, enhance product quality and increase operational efficiency
Over the years, the manufacturing industry has gone through many changes. Manufacturers have now realized that there are increasingly more ways to reduce costs and eliminating waste through applying various manufacturing practices such as lean manufacturing, Six Sigma and etc. In light of the world economy embracing globalisation, competition is extremely high and this has force manufacturers around the world to stress on the innovation, quality, speed and costs of their products. In India, manufactures are battling with China which has a lower production cost compared to India. Manufacturers around the world are looking into a leaner and eco-efficiency approach to help improve and boost their overall operating cost and also to become more competitive and India is not left behind.
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Manufacturing Process Optimisation 2010 conference will highlight the various best practices and measures that are being undertaken by leading industry practitioners to further strengthen their strive to excellence. This conference will showcase world-class industry practitioners to bring out the best of your manufacturing process to develop or manufacture a product. If you are looking for answers on learning the best manufacturing operational practices, cost saving strategies and want to know how to attain and maintain quality improvement successfully in your organization, then this is the conference you can`t afford to miss.
Key Topics - Asset maintenance audits: Conducting superior asset management practices to identify deficiencies, driving improvement and measure progress over time
- Obtaining the OHSAS18001 certification in your business operation by establishing the best Occupational Health and safety measures
- Planning and re-organising waste elimination process in manufacturing plants and minimizing the environmental effects
- Launching sustainable practices in manufacturing operation by using less hazardous materials to minimise the negative impact on environment and surroundings
- Maximising output from current facilities - lessons from continuous manufacturing
- Man power handling expertise, retaining, valuing and retention
- Boosting productivity and achieving Cost of Goods Sold (COGS) reduction by implementing the best practices in operational excellence
