Chapter No. 1 - Webinar Archives
This is yet another offering from Chapter No. 1 in our series
on Operational Analytics. The focus in this one-hour session is on operational
analytics to include ‘automation of analytics—AI as well as data and
implementation sciences as a New Frontier for ISEs.
ISE graduates frequently get hired into non-traditional ISE
roles (or they naturally migrate into them as their career progresses). As
such, we often find ourselves see opportunities that our ISE skills can
assist with but it’s not in our position description, per se.
The Council on Industrial and Systems Engineering in
partnership with ISE at Ohio State and Virginia Tech, launched an Annual
Outstanding Capstone Senior Design Project Competition and Award. The top 20
ISE Capstone projects were selected, and a Project Poster Showcase was held in
Orlando at the Annual IISE Conference. From those top 20 projects from 15
different ISE departments the top three were selected and they will be the
feature of this webinar.
Senior leaders of CISE (Council on Industrial and Systems Engineering), will share and discuss "Career Choicepoints" learnings, lessons, tips and unique opportunities.
This webinar is a continuation of our series in the area of operational analytics. In this webinar, part 6, Scott will focus on how to sustain visible measurement systems.
This webcast is an experiment with a virtual chapter webinar, specifically, Chapter No. 1. All members of Chapter No. 1 are extended an invitation to participate. Region IV members from other chapters are welcome also. We will review chapter activities and offerings for the past year and also highlight
what’s ahead.
The assurance of 'ideal behaviors' from customers is known as Customer Relationship Management (CRM). The assurance of 'ideal behaviors' from employees could be labelled Employee Value Exchange Optimization, (EVEO, not to be confused with EVOO). ISEs are often called upon or are required to
find ways to improve employee performance. Consulting companies embed this in their Workforce Optimization offerings.
ISE at Ohio State has an innovative and unique Integrate LeanSigma Certification Program that produces some outstanding BSISEs that also have a Black Belt Certificate and a Green Belt Certification.
Process improvement projects whether they are DMAIC or DCDOV/DMADV or business process reengineering typically take far longer than business desire or require. This is true for product as well as service process development.
This is a sneak preview of the Performance Excellence Track, which is focused on industry practitioner concerns, May 18-21 at the IISE Annual Conference & Expo in Orlando, Florida.
Change Masters are those professionals (ISEs) who envision what’s possible, are adept at crafting strategies to optimize performance, skillful at managing energy (offsetting entropy), and capable of mobilizing people and resources to achieve full potential performance.
In this webinar, Industry expert and past president of IISE, Jim Tompkins will provide a high-level overview of how “Industry and Service 4.0” is impacting how supply chains are managed. This is an opportunity for all ISE’s to work on the T-Model Professional Development; keep broadening your
knowledge and understanding of our field.
On Oct. 11, IISE hosted a webinar that introduced Industry 4.0 and launched a webinar series on this very broad and important subject. This next webinar will example the impact of Industry 4.0 on business models; more specifically product service systems, servitization, and smart services.
During this webinar, the presenter will discuss approaches that organizations can take to ensure superior client (customer, stakeholder) experience. He will build on his work and presentation in 2012 for IISE that focused on cultural modeling and shaping to support lean transformation
effectiveness and improved outcomes for organizations.
Industry 4.0 is a concept that is becoming well socialized and understood. The ISE roles in this ongoing transformation are well established. A similar transformation is occurring in service systems. That transformation, which some are calling Service 4.0, is less well understood and for sure the ISE role is much less well defined. The Service Systems Engineering “Community” in IISE has joined forces with Chapter No. 1 and created a series of webinars that will launch on the Nov. 6 and continue into 2019.
IISE is a very diverse professional society with many young/early career professionals. Our Manufacturing and Design Division has teamed with Chapter #1 (Columbus) and the Council on Industrial and Systems Engineering (CISE) to provide a “foundational” webinar on Industry 4.0 and National Network for Manufacturing Innovation (NNMI).
The Council on Industrial and Systems Engineering is a small group (22) of very senior ISE Leaders that meet twice a year to benchmark and continue to learn and develop. One of the ways CISE serves the profession, institute and our members is to provide periodic webinars where a small group of CISE members share life and career lessons and tips.
This webinar is focused on consolidating a great deal of research, experience and wisdom-sharing literature into practical bite-sized chunks, which will help you balance your ISE knowledge and skills with "bedside manner," soft, change leadership and management, and persuasion skills.
Part IV of our Operational Analytics Webinar Series will capstone the first three parts, bring it all together. We will discuss comprehensive case examples of where the Data Manager Role (Part II) and the Decision Support Analyst Role (Part III) come together in DMAIC and/or DCDOV type Process Improvement Projects. We’ll have project leaders on the webinar with us in a panel type format and will engage the audience in Q&A.
Part III of our Operational Analytics Webinar Series focuses on the Decision Support Analyst role. We will review, summarize parts I and II first, and then zoom in on the art and science of creating powerful visualizations that can accelerate improvement decision making and action taking.
This webinar will share three integrated LeanSigma process improvement projects that were completed as part of the Certification Capstone in ISE at Ohio State.
Part II of our Operational Analytics Series focuses on the data management role of an ISE in a process/performance improvement project. Frederici will lead by sharing a data modelling process that ensures you have the right data and facts to support sustained process improvement.
Effectively engaging employees in continuous improvement is a goal that most organizations aspiring for improvement want and need. There are many ways to achieve this, Paul Akers has made 2 Second Lean popular and has provided great guidance on how to pull this off.
By member request, CISE offered a webinar on September 12 that focused on this topic presented by Joan Tafoya with Intel, Steve Savoie with GM and Scott Sink with OSU. CISE feels that this offering has extended value for our members and so we want to "cookie cut" the model and do three more for CISE members.
ILSS Improvement Projects require a different type of operational analytics than most organizations are used to applying and using.
This webinar will focus on providing a strategic and high-level view of the landscape of change in supply chain with a focus on different roles and contributions that ISEs can make and are making.
Learning, lessons and tips on how to manage one’s career over time, broadly, and more specifically how to manage the transition from an ISE/Engineer to more of a manager type role will be explored. Members of the Eastern Ohio Chapter of IISE suggested the focus for this presentation.
It can be challenging to enter the workforce as a young professional. However, there are seven great habits young professionals can develop to find success. The panelists will explain the importance of forming good habits and discuss how IISE can help young professionals develop their own.
The integrated systems engineering department at The Ohio State University showcases the ‘best of best—most impactful’ capstone Integrated LeanSigma Certification Projects in this lunch and learn webinar.
Industrial and Systems Engineers, in some respects, are often change agents, agents of change. This webinar focuses on sharing principles and tips for developing your ability to ‘sell’ your innovations and ideas.
The Columbus (Greater Ohio) Professional Chapter of IISE and the Council on Industrial and Systems Engineering are pleased to launch our Lunch and Learn webinar series. Our first webinar focuses on helping organizations better understand how to plan for, design, develop and then implement and deploy lean throughout the organization.