A Live Demo of TRACtion, a Purpose-Built Workflow Engine for CI TeamsJune 17, 2026 •3:00 PM UTC
When leadership asks, “What impact are we getting from our improvement work?” the answer shouldn’t take days to assemble. But for many teams, it does.
TRACtion is built to make improvement work visible, from individual projects to organization-wide results. It connects projects to KPIs, tracks both financial and non-financial impact, and gives leaders a clear view of what’s happening and where to focus next.
Join us for a live product walkthrough of TRACtion. We’ll show you how TRACtion helps teams run improvement work through structured roadmaps like DMAIC, PDCA, and A3 while making it easy to track progress, manage work, and report both financial and non-financial impact in one place.
Why Attend
If you’ve ever thought:
- “We’re doing good work, but it’s hard to show it.”
- “Reporting takes longer than the actual project work.”
- “We don’t have a single source of truth.”
This session will feel familiar and useful.
CEO • MoreSteam
Bill Hathaway is the founder and CEO of MoreSteam, the leading online platform for process improvement training and technology, launched in 2000. A genuine pioneer in his field, Bill developed and introduced the first online Lean Six Sigma Black Belt course in 2001. Bill has spent more than two decades advancing blended learning models that combine eLearning, simulation workshops, and analytics-driven coaching, designed to deliver the most effective process improvement training to global audiences.
Bill was trained in Statistical Process Control by W. Edwards Deming while at Ford Motor Company, and was sent by Ford to attend Peter Senge's Fifth Discipline executive education program at MIT. A sought-after speaker and educator, Bill has been invited to address students and faculty on operational excellence at Northwestern University (Kellogg), the University of Notre Dame, The Ohio State University, California Polytechnic University, and the University of Southern California. He presents regularly at the ASQ World Conference, ASQ Lean and Six Sigma Conference, Lean Six Sigma World Conference, and the IISE Annual Conference. Bill earned an undergraduate finance degree from the University of Notre Dame and graduate degree in business finance and operations from Northwestern University's Kellogg Graduate School of Management.
