Organizations benefit when their business management system effectively integrates key performance indicators (KPIs) and other performance measurements with the processes that created them.
The Integrated Enterprise Excellence (IEE) 9-step system provides this integration through an IEE value chain. The IEE system, an enhanced, next generation business process management methodology, also offers predictive performance metrics and a road map for analytically determining targeted strategies and improvement efforts which benefit the big picture.
Businesses can use the IEE methodology framework to achieve much success with their Operational Excellence (OE) or a lean Six Sigma deployments.
The 5 book Integrated Enterprise Excellence series provides the road maps and details to create an enhanced next generation business process management (BPM) system for organizations to enhance both their strategic and day-to-day management practices.
The Enterprise Performance Reporting System (EPRS) software provides transparent predictive performance reporting that is integrated with the processes that created them through a clickable IEE value chain.
Specializing in coaching and consulting, we introduce to companies the next generation of Lean Six Sigma: Integrated Enterprise Excellence (IEE). With daily operations throughout the world, Smarter Solutions aspires to be the best world-class firm for designing and applying innovative enterprise-wide performance measures and business solutions.
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Learn and compare IEE to Six Sigma, Lean, Lean Six Sigma, and Balanced Scorecard. Find out the similarities and differences that take your company beyond Lean Six Sigma and the Balanced Scorecard.
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An enhanced innovation strategy framework is achieved with the 9-step Integrated Enterprise Excellence (IEE) business management system. With an IEE approach, an innovation strategy is not a silo activity but structurally a part of an overall business management system.
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Are Measurements Leading to the Right Activity? One common type of scorecard uses red, yellow, and green to show whether immediate actions are needed relative to meeting established objectives: o Green: Meets all of the standards for success. o Yellow: Achieved some, but not all, of the criteria. o Red: Has any one of a number of serious flaws. Goals are important but arbitrary goal setting and management to obtain these goals can lead to the wrong behavior!
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Management must ask the right questions. The right questions lead to the wise use of statistical and non-statistical techniques to obtain knowledge from facts and data.
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For any organization to be successful, it’s necessary for meaningful metrics to be taken at two levels. Both 30,000-foot level and satellite level metrics assess the overall enterprise system; there are no calendar boundaries
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Making Information Technology management effective is important to business success. The Integrated Enterprise Excellence (IEE) system offers techniques that can enhance the effectiveness of Information Technology (IT).
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Changes in the business landscape during the next two decades will require the emergence of a new top manager: the chief enterprise integration officer.
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The described eleven lean tools for continuous improvement in PDF below can be a part of an enhanced lean Six Sigma DMAIC roadmap that structurally integrates the application of lean and Six Sigma tools so that the right tool is used at the right time.
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