About MPM’10 - 13th October 2010
~ “Obviously, the highest type of efficiency is that which can utilize existing material to the best advantage.” ~ jawaharlal nehru
Is the effectiveness of your equipment your weakest link?
The current drive and focus on improving manufacturing processes is highlighting what we’ve probably always known; namely that the concept of Lean Manufacturing (or manufacturing velocity), is only as good as the reliability and predictability of our strategic manufacturing assets, and that key assets are often the “pinch-point” in our supply chain. Adopting OEE metrics and a TPM philosophy can relieve that pinch-point in your business. Furthermore, as we face the fact that post-recession we must continue to do more with less, this approach can help to focus continuous improvement on the top losses, support environmental conformity and of course, zero accidents.
The annual Manufacturing Performance Masterclass is an ideal forum for debating topical manufacturing issues and sharing best practices across industries, as well as providing an excellent networking opportunity. Chaired by the internationally renowned Peter Willmott, recognised authority on the application of TPM, MPM'10 will feature insight from industry experts and case studies from leading manufacturers. Watch this space for more details as they become available....
DON'T MISS OUT - REGISTER TODAY >
~ “Obviously, the highest type of efficiency is that which can utilize existing material to the best advantage.” ~ jawaharlal nehru
Is the effectiveness of your equipment your weakest link?
The current drive and focus on improving manufacturing processes is highlighting what we’ve probably always known; namely that the concept of Lean Manufacturing (or manufacturing velocity), is only as good as the reliability and predictability of our strategic manufacturing assets, and that key assets are often the “pinch-point” in our supply chain. Adopting OEE metrics and a TPM philosophy can relieve that pinch-point in your business. Furthermore, as we face the fact that post-recession we must continue to do more with less, this approach can help to focus continuous improvement on the top losses, support environmental conformity and of course, zero accidents.
The annual Manufacturing Performance Masterclass is an ideal forum for debating topical manufacturing issues and sharing best practices across industries, as well as providing an excellent networking opportunity. Chaired by the internationally renowned Peter Willmott, recognised authority on the application of TPM, MPM'10 will feature insight from industry experts and case studies from leading manufacturers. Watch this space for more details as they become available....
DON'T MISS OUT - REGISTER TODAY >
Daily Delegate Rate for the Masterclass: £330
Cost includes conference attendance, copies of all the presentations, buffet lunch and ongoing refreshments throughout the day, and a tour of the Heritage Motor Museum.
discounts:
MPM'10 is sponsored by Idhammar Systems in Media Partnership with The Manufacturer
Cost includes conference attendance, copies of all the presentations, buffet lunch and ongoing refreshments throughout the day, and a tour of the Heritage Motor Museum.
discounts:
- Masterclass early-bird (before July 31st): £300
- Group Booking (3 or more delegates): 15% discounts
- Students: discount available on request
MPM'10 is sponsored by Idhammar Systems in Media Partnership with The Manufacturer