Webcast: Building the Business Case for Lean Six Sigma e-Learning

Doug Evans, Master Black Belt and former Director of Lean Six Sigma training at Quest Diagnostics
Michelle Johnson, Executive Director Textron Six Sigma
Bill Hathaway, Founder and CEO of MoreSteam.com

In recent years, Lean Six Sigma deployments have shown a surge of interest and investment in new training technologies. Although online training, or e-Learning, can deliver cost savings, flexible scheduling, and standardized content, organizations still struggle with how and whether they can make the conversion from a traditional classroom model to a training model with e-Learning components.

Join Doug Evans, Master Black Belt and former Director of Lean Six Sigma training at Quest Diagnostics, Michelle Johnson, Executive Director Textron Six Sigma, and Bill Hathaway, Founder and CEO of MoreSteam.com, in this recorded Webcast discussion to learn how companies can successfully build and implement the business case for e-Learning.

This roundtable Webcast describes how e-Learning was built into two very different international Lean Six Sigma programs, the service-based environment of Quest Diagnostics and the manufacturing-based environment Textron. Bill Hathaway rounds out the discussion by addressing the technical and operational concerns that companies have as they consider and commit to e-Learning.

In this session, the following key points will be covered:

• The advantages of e-Learning and Blended Learning for Lean Six Sigma deployments
• Lessons learned as two deployments - one transactional and one manufacturing - adopted e-Learning
• Answers to the common concerns deployments have as they build a business case for e-Learning
• Technical, cultural and implementation considerations for new e-Learning deployments