Six Sigma and Lean Meet Real-Time Wireless Data
On-Demand Webcast - 0hr 45 min
Most process improvement efforts have traditionally relied on measuring, analyzing, improving, and controlling the operations based on what happened in the past. Therefore, it has taken generations of managers to reap tangible benefits. Real-time wireless applications raise the bar in getting the right things to the right place at the right time in the right quantity to enhance the workflow while minimizing waste. New technology allows manufacturers to get a more accurate and timely view of the process and helps managers to make the decisions as the events unfold. Whether you have embraced lean, Six Sigma, or your own methodology, in this session, AT&T will give you an in-depth view of business process mobilization and practical guidance for getting started.
In this webcast manufacturers will learn:
- Why using wireless in the enterprise and plant makes good business sense.
- The application areas where wireless can make a difference
- How accessing real-time information from a mobile device can improve existing lean and six sigma practices
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 |  | Stephanie NeilSenior Editor, Managing AutomationStephanie Neil is a Senior Editor at Managing Automation magazine. She joined the publication in 2000, covering factory floor automation technology trends and case studies. Since then her cover story and special report coverage has expanded to include all aspects of the manufacturing enterprise in order to provide information on sensor-to-boardroom applications and business processes. Prior to joining MA, Neil spent 11 years at eWeek (formerly PC Week), a weekly IT journal, where she was Managing Editor of the Features department. |
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|  | Igor GlubochanskyMarketing Director – Industry Solutions, AT&TIgor Glubochansky is responsible wireless data solutions marketing for CPG, Financial, Manufacturing, Transportation, and Construction/Engineering industries. His team creates business solutions that help corporations or government agencies to wirelessly enable their business applications, including field service, public safety, logistics, fleet management, and other vertically specific business processes. These solutions are delivered through a combination of assets from AT&T and a select set of best-in-class ecosystem partners. | |  | Ralph RioResearch Director, ARC Advisory GroupRalph’s focus areas include Collaborative Production Management, Continuous Improvement Programs, New Product Introduction, Market Strategy, Lean Manufacturing, and Six Sigma. He also consults with ARC’s supplier clients for improving their marketing strategy, messages, and program effectiveness.
Ralph has over 30 years experience with manufacturing applications. The roles include marketing and product management for suppliers, as well as engineering-in-manufacturing functions for end-users. Ralph has been with ARC Advisory Group for 7 years.
Ralph holds a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering and an M.S. in Management Science from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY | |
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