Professional Training Programs

Learn how to effectively manage and utilize information systems to support business decision-making processes.

• Information system fundamentals
• Data management and analytics
• Decision support systems
• Business intelligence applications

Master the principles and practices of implementing effective quality management systems across various organizational functions.

• Quality assurance frameworks
• Process improvement methodologies
• Documentation and reporting systems
• Compliance management

Develop expertise in the data-driven methodology that focuses on eliminating defects and reducing variability in processes.

• DMAIC (Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, Control) methodology
• Statistical process control techniques
• Root cause analysis
• Advanced problem-solving tools

Learn the fundamental quality control techniques used to identify and solve quality-related issues in products and processes.

• Cause-and-effect diagrams (Ishikawa/Fishbone)
• Control charts and Pareto analysis
• Check sheets and histograms
• Scatter diagrams and stratification

Master the systematic approach to identifying potential failures in products and processes before they occur.

• Risk prioritization and assessment
• Preventive action planning
• Design and process FMEA methodologies
• Failure mode detection strategies

Understand the implementation and auditing requirements for global quality standards including ISO 9001 and IATF 16949.

• Quality management principles
• Documentation requirements
• Internal audit procedures
• Continuous improvement frameworks

Learn to measure and analyze defect rates in manufacturing and service processes using PPM calculations.

• Defect measurement methodologies
• Statistical quality control
• Process capability analysis
• Performance improvement strategies

Master the system for maintaining and improving production and quality through machines, equipment, processes, and employees.

• Autonomous maintenance
• Planned maintenance strategies
• Overall equipment effectiveness (OEE)
• Continuous improvement culture

Learn to develop and manage the essential documentation required for effective quality management systems.

• Quality manual development
• Procedure and work instruction creation
• Records management systems
• Documentation control processes

Master methodologies for identifying waste and improving operational efficiency across business processes.

• Lean principles application
• Value stream mapping
• Waste elimination strategies
• Operational excellence frameworks

Enhance your leadership capabilities with essential management skills for today's competitive business environment.

• Strategic planning and execution
• Team leadership and motivation
• Performance management
• Conflict resolution techniques

Learn to design, implement, and evaluate effective training programs to enhance employee performance and organizational growth.

• Training needs assessment
• Instructional design methodologies
• Training delivery techniques
• Performance evaluation systems

Master inventory management techniques and accounting principles using FIFO and LIFO methodologies.

• Inventory valuation methods
• Cost flow assumptions
• Financial reporting implications
• Operational implementation strategies

Develop skills in modern supply chain management integrated with digital marketing strategies for business growth.

• End-to-end supply chain visibility
• Digital marketing channels and strategies
• Logistics optimization techniques
• Customer relationship management

Learn structured problem-solving approaches focusing on Man, Machine, Material, Method, Measurement, and Mother Nature/Environment.

• Root cause identification techniques
• Structured problem-solving methodologies
• Comprehensive cause categorization
• Corrective and preventive action planning

OEE (Overall Equipment Effectiveness) measures the percentage of manufacturing time that is truly productive.

• Measures the percentage of scheduled time that the equipment is available to operate
• Evaluates whether the equipment is running at its maximum speed when it is running
• Assesses the quality output by comparing good units to total units produced
• Combines the above three metrics to give a single OEE score