Tuesday, 08 January 2013

Registration: 05:30 PM
Workshop / Dinner: 06:30 PM – 08:00 PM
Location: University of Indianapolis, 1400 Hanna Avenue, Indianapolis, IN Switzer Student Center

IS DECLUTTERING AND BEING MORE EFFICIENT AT HOME A NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTION?

While many quality professionals labor to improve processes in their place of employment, some don’t take the lessons they learn outside the confines of their workplace. Tonight’s program is to share Dan’s journey to deeper understanding of kaizen by living this philosophy out at home.

This presentation will help illuminate how continuous improvement thinking and practice can make family life better, save money, win contests, and even inspire children to adopt a career in quality! We hope you will spend time with us and learn what it takes to be a “kaizeneer”.

Speaker

Dan Lafever brings many years of experience in IT support and continuous improvement to his current position as IT Service Quality manager at Franciscan Alliance. He has his Bachelor’s degree and a Lean Six Sigma Black Belt through Purdue University and holds several IT certifications as well.

In 2012, Dan was a contributor to two books on the subject of kaizen: “Healthcare Kaizen” and “Making IT Lean: Applying Lean Practices to the Work of IT”. Dan lives in Indianapolis with his wife Deena and has four children.