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Lean Transformation Summit: March 2009
At the Lean Transformation Summit, learn directly from these pioneering leaders who have had remarkable success using lean thinking to move beyond isolated islands of kaizen and application of tools, to the use of a lean management system, connecting the enterprise.

Lean Executive Forum: March 10-11 2009
When Productivity Inc. first promoted JIT manufacturing in the late 1970s, or later when Womack, Jones, and Roos announced in 1990 that the Toyota Production System was the "production system of the 21st century," no one could anticipate how long, how complicated, or—frankly—how tricky, Lean transformation would be. The journey to Lean leads us into previously uncharted territory, full of ambiguity and challenges. To help you navigate these challenges, Productivity Inc.'s Lean Executive Forum is gathering a group of today's leading experts to provide you with the knowledge to transform your company into a Lean organization. The two-day forum will introduce you to a systematic approach to Lean implementation throughout your enterprise. It is structured around 11 keys that directly support the cornerstones of growth for any organization. These keys represent eleven areas vital to your company's transformation. During the forum, you will hear from noted authors, practitioners and industry experts in each of these key areas and understand the role each plays in your journey to Lean.

Annual International Lean Conference: October 19 - October 23, 2009
Every journey to greatness has a beginning. Ours started twenty five years ago in Covington Northern Kentucky just across the river on the southside of the great city of Cincinnati. Join us, as we celebrate and do what we do best, provide you with the greatest Lean learning experience you will ever have. This 25th anniversary year of the AME International Lean conference will prove to be a very special AME event. Return to your roots, take the journey in October of 2009 to Covington Kentucky.

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Lean Communication Rotating Kiosk Display - Lean SQDC Board Displays

Four sided rotating kiosk for use as a lean display displaying information on the shop floor. Base is 18" square with a total height of 63". Display 8.5X11 documents in landscape or portrait orientation (display pockets sold separately). Works very well as a SQDC board to display department cost, quality, safety, delivery, waste, and 5S information. Kiosk displays are very effective as a lean communication board as well for employee entrances and cafeterias. Acrylic document holders (sold separately) lock into the display and are easily adjustable and movable. The displays are very durable and easy to clean and revolves smoothly for ease of viewing information. The capacity of each side is 4 sheets landscape or portrait orientation.

Product Information:

Total Height: 62.5"
Base Width and Depth: 18" x 18"
Base Height: 15"
Panel Width and Depth: 12.5"
Panel Height: 48"
Panel Material: plastic
Display Area Of Each Panel: 11"x 48"
Colors available: Black Only
Lead time before shipping: generally, a few business days
All sales final on the kiosks.

Please note: The Kiosk is shipped via freight; therefore, shipping charges are just a very rough estimate. Before an order is processed for this item, we will notify the customer with more accurate shipping costs. If the customer is in agreement with that updated shipping estimate, then we will proceed with processing the order.