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Four Lean Manufacturing Books in One Webinar with Author Michel Baudin

Author Michel Baudin Highlights Key Topics from his Four Books on Manufacturing Systems Analysis, Lean Assembly, Lean Logistics, and Working with Machines. Followed by 116,000 professionals on LinkedIn, author of four published books and numerous articles, Michel Baudin will share 40 years of experience as an engineer in industrial companies and as a worldwide consultant for companies such as AGCO, Honda, Canon, Synthes, Parker Hannifin, Dell, Boeing, Raytheon, and Unilever. Participants qualify for Professional Development Hours (PDH) Certificates via a brief follow-up assessment. WHAT YOU WILL LEARN Renowned author Michel Baudin will review key topics for today's manufacturing, based on his books. Questions related to production planning/scheduling, assembly line design and operation, logistics/supply chain management, and processes that involve human-machine interactions will be covered. He will also tell us about his upcoming textbook entitled "Introduction to Manufacturing: An Industrial Engineering and Operations Management Perspective" (with Prof. Netland.) Book topics examples include, but are not limited to: Manufacturing Systems Analysis: Comparing various approaches like ERP, TOC and the Kanban system by applying the same analytical tools. Lean Assembly: Addressing the generic issues of assembly, from oil tankers to toys, in a language that assembly managers and engineers could relate to. Lean Logistics: Designating all the routine operations of manufacturing except the actual production of goods, including physical distribution, the information systems, and the management practices, particularly when working with suppliers. Working with Machines: Focusing on processes that involve human-machine interactions, in fabrication, machining, or automatic assembly. ABOUT MICHEL BAUDIN Michel Baudin started his career as an engineer in industrial companies, then authored four books and numerous articles and became a sought-after consultant worldwide. His clients include the airspace company Thales, Schlumberger, AGCO, Honda of America, Canon-Virginia, Synthes, Parker Hannifin, Dell, Boeing, Raytheon, Renault of Argentina, Unilever, and more. His four books are: "Manufacturing Systems Analysis" "Lean Assembly" "Lean Logistics" "Working with Machines" He is currently working with Prof. Torbjørn Netland from ETH Zürich on a textbook entitled Introduction to Manufacturing: An Industrial Engineering and Operations Management Perspective. He has also contributed chapters to Jim Ayers' "Handbook of Supply Chain Management" and Torgjørn Netland's "Routledge Companion to Lean Management", has written refereed papers in applied probability, in addition to magazine articles, conference proceedings, and over 900 blog posts. His publications have accumulated 1,865 citations on Google Scholar, as well as 116,000 followers on LinkedIn. He has also taught in continuing education with the U.C. Berkeley extension, the University of Dayton, the Hong Kong Productivity Council, the University of Buckingham, and commercial training organizations on assembly line design, human-machine system design, logistics/supply chain management, production planning and scheduling, data science for manufacturing, project and program management, and quality practices. Earlier in his career, as a manager, he introduced the middleware concept to the semiconductor industry and led a $4M research project in applied AI for a consortium including a German university and three startup companies. As an engineer, he contributed to the development of a Manufacturing Execution System for semiconductors. As a consultant in lean manufacturing implementation since 1987, Michel Baudin has coached factories through all phases of lean implementation. His specialty is supplementing direct observation on the shop floor and stakeholder interviews with data mining on clients' information systems, often rapidly identifying previously unknown patterns in product demand or manufacturing performance. His recommendations, both in technical content and in implementation management, are specific to the business, technology, and human resources of each client. Michel Baudin holds a BS in Mathematics, MS in Engineering, and has completed Graduate Work at the University of Tokyo. He has apprenticed under master Japanese consultant Kei Abe for eight years. 100,000+ people follow Michel Baudin on LinkedIn... this is your chance to hear him speak and ask questions!