Monday, February 08, 2010
Upcoming Training Events

 

Get started improving your business performance today with these upcoming opportunities to learn and implement... 

 

Lean 6σ:


Lean Yellow-Belt (4 Days)

February 3,10

 

Lean Green Belt (8 Days)

February 3,10, 17, 24

March 3,10

 

 

Microsoft Office 2007 & Vista

 

Access 2007 Introduction

February 1

March 2

 

Access 2007 Intermediate

February 5

March 9

 

Excel 2007 Introduction

February 8

March 16

 

Excel 2007 Intermediate

February 12

March 23

 

Excel 2007 Advanced

February 15

 

Powerpoint 2007 Introduction

February 19

 

Powerpoint 2007 Intermediate


 

Word 2007 Introduction

February 22

 

Word 2007 Intermediate

February 26


Organizing with Outlook 2007



 

Microsoft Office 2003

 

Access 2003 Introduction

February 4

March 1

 

Access 2003 Intermediate

February 11

March 8

 

 Access 2003 Advanced


 Access 2003 Macros

February 22

 

Excel 2003 Introduction

February 18

March 15

 

Excel 2003 Intermediate

February 19

March 22

 

Excel 2003 Advanced

March 29

 

Excel 2003 Macros

 

Organizing with Outlook 2003

March 30

 

Word 2003 Introduction


Word 2003 Intermediate


Word 2003 Advanced

 

 

Microsoft Project

 

Microsoft Project 2003

March 15 & 19

 

Crystal Reports

Crystal Reports Level 1 (Two Days)

February 2-3

March 1 & 5

 

Crystal Reports Level 2

February 9-10

March 8 & 12

 

Internet and Web Design

 

Front Page 2003 - Level 1

February 1

 

Front Page - Level 2

February 8

 

HTML Introduction

February 2

 

HTML Intermediate

February 9

 

HTML Advanced

February 12

 

Lean Continuous Improvement


Lean Six Sigma Quick Start ($497)

Jan 20

 

Lean Six Sigma White Belt ($797)

includes all class above

Jan 20 & 27


Lean Six Sigma Yello Belt ($1797)

includes all of the above

Jan 20 & 27

Feb 3 & 10

 

Lean Six SIgma Green Belt ($2997)

includes all of the above

March 3, 10, 17, 24

 

Lean Six Sigma Black Belt ($4997)

includes all of the above

 

 

 

 
 

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How Lean Helps Keep Americans Employed:

 
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Join Us January 22nd For Our Next Lean CI For Leaders Meeting

 

Time: 8:30AM-10:30AM

Place: 1401 West Muhammad Ali Blvd

Louisville, KY  40203

(Junior Achievement Bldg)

Coffee and Donuts Galore!

RSVP by sending an email to Breakfast@TheCICenter.com

 
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Roy Smith With Beach Mold & Tool Speaks Out About His Lean Training and The Results He Experienced

  
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What Honeybees Can Teach You About Organizing Your Workplace With Lean & 5S

 

 

 

 
What is Continuous Improvement? Minimize

continuois improvement graphContinuous Improvement or "CI" is an ongoing effort to improve the way you do things...it's all about INNOVATION...the improvement of your products, services and processes so your customers are delighted and stay with you for a very long time. Continuous Improvement efforts can result in “incremental” improvement over time or “breakthrough” improvement all at once.

There are two major toolboxes available to help you with your Continuous Improvement efforts...Lean and Six Sigma.  They're explained below:
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What is Lean?

 Whatever your current knowledge of Lean, think of it as a toolbox for Continuous Improvement.
 
Inside your Lean toolbox you’ll find an assortment of, well, tools.  Each tool was forged from the demanding pressure of businesses you know like Toyota and GE and thousands of others not so well known, who have perfected Lean principles and the use of Lean tools.  Now, you can improve YOUR business with Lean, regardless of your industry or size.  Learn more about Lean and how to eliminate waste and increase profits...

 
What is Six Sigma? Minimize

six_sigmaSix Sigma is your second toolbox for Continuous Improvement.  Six Sigma is all about reducing deviation from an established standard.  In other words, creating a consistently remarkable experience for your clients or customers.  Learn more about Six Sigma and how to create a consistent "encore!" experience that keeps them coming back...

 
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