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Toyota Kata: Habits for Continuous Improvement

Toyota Kata is a managerial approach that trains people to achieve continual improvement while leveraging scientific thinking.

How Toyota Kata Can Keep Your Organization On the Road of Continuous Improvement

“Kata” is the Japanese word for “form”, this word is used mostly when talking about martial arts and describing the detailed way a group of people practice choreographed movements in […]

Bill Iacovelli to Present at AME’s Regional Workshop

RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA — Bill Iacovelli, an improvement specialist with North Carolina State Industry Expansion Solutions (IES) and one of the state’s leading Lean and Six Sigma experts, will co-present a […]

IES Marketing Delivers New, Interactive Healthcare Solutions Brochure

The Industry Expansion Solution’s Marketing Department has released a new, interactive Lean Healthcare brochure which allows clients and potential clients to learn detailed information about Lean Healthcare solutions from IES. The […]

Small Business Runner-Up: Dollars in Collars

Union County’s 2 Hounds Design, an IES client, recently received recognition as BusinessNC’s 2016 SMALL BUSINESS OF THE YEAR RUNNER-UP. Company founder and President Alisha Navarro was profiled on BusinessNC’s website. Navarrro started 2 […]

Lean Sigma 180

Lean Sigma 180 takes a unique approach by starting with the improvement project first. Unlike typical Lean Six Sigma training, our team of Lean Six Sigma experts will work with […]

Lean Business Process with Simulation for Business and Office Processes

Introduction of lean concepts specific to business & office processes

Lean 100 with Simulation for Manufacturers

Introduction to lean concepts and tools with simulation specific to manufacturers

Lean 300: Facilitating Continuous Improvement Activities

Improve your organization’s kaizen event. Industry Expansion Solution’s Lean 300 course provides the training needed to prepare and facilitate continuous improvement activities and successful kaizen events.

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