Complimentary Live Webinar

Thursday, December 12, 2013

1:00 p.m. (EST)

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Managers are faced with an increasing array of tools, technologies, and processes--from lean production methods to virtual communication systems--all with documented benefits. In an effort to boost capability, companies often invest significant time and money in efforts to incorporate these innovations in their day-to-day operations. Nonetheless, such efforts often fail to produce significant improvements in performance. Why?

Join MIT Sloan Professor Nelson Repenning for a complimentary webinar on December 12th to learn why useful improvement tools and processes so often go unused.

Through real-world examples and proven research,webinar participants will learn how to:

• Determine the factors that support or inhibit internally-focused change
• Balance capability improvements against performance
• Increase the adoption of these improvement methods in the workplace
• Escape productivity decline--the "capability trap"
• Identify the signs and consequences of dispositional biases in the workplace
  (blaming problems on people rather than the systems)
• Recognize when throughput comes at the expense of learning

Who should attend:

• Executives, senior managers, and leaders from every sector
• Senior leaders focused on improvements for the benefit of the entire organization
• Directors of technology, design, process engineering, and product/service development
• Managers of innovation and engineering

The one hour webinar will be followed immediately by a live Q&A session on social media with Professor Repenning.

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