Key Trends in Process Excellence: Best of Process Transformation Week
Process Transformation Week Advisory Panel Discussion
Your customers are changing. Your markets are changing. And your business is changing probably faster than it ever has had to before. In a world where transformation has become the norm, how can you use process excellence to cultivate competitive advantage?
In this PEX Network webinar, advisory board members for Process Transformation Week discuss evolving trends in process transformation and where the industry is headed.
Join this webinar to:
- Reflect on the differences between continuous improvement and transformation (and where they intersect)
- Identify the skills that are required to lead competitive advantage through process – both now and in the future
- Hear where senior process practitioners think process excellence is headed and how you can equip yourself and your business for success
Presenters:
Sean-Mun Liang
Director of the Business Transformation (BT) process
Tetra Pak
Sean-Mun works at Tetra Pak, the world’s leading food processing and packaging solutions company. He is Director of the Business Transformation (BT) process in the BT Office. He has helped improve manufacturing efficiencies, implement ERP solutions, improve internal relationship management and globalise IT processes and services.
Richard Turner
Programme Director
Deutsche Bank
Delphine Teboul
Operational Excellence Manager and GE Certified Black Belt
GSK
John Macdonald
Global Manager Business Processes
TNT Express
Host:
Diana Davis
Editor
IQPC
Diana Davis is the editor of PEXNetwork.com and is in the privileged position of getting to spend her days speaking to smart people about what it takes to make process improvement successful. She’s tasked with ensuring that content on PEXNetwork.com - webinars, podcasts, videos, articles and columns – is interesting and relevant to process professionals. Prior to joining the PEX team, Davis worked at Associated Press Television News and created video features on everything from the global swine flu pandemic of 2009 through to the origins of Halloween.
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