Will implement Lean Manufacturing SMEs in 2012

The Association of industrial enterprises of Herrera and Santo Domingo province (AEIH), the National Council of competitiveness (CNC) and the National Institute of technical vocational training (Infotep) designed the Lean Manufacturing project, to be implemented starting in 2012 in the local industry, as a follow-up action to the strategy of Industrial competitiveness of the National Plan of competitiveness systemic.

The project was presented at the Conference Luncheon "Lean Manufacturing: the most effective tool to improve productivity", with the expert Walker Sterlin, quality, logistics engineering specialist industrial, read master and six sigma black belt.

Through a strategic alliance the AEIH, the CNC and the Infotep, institutions that ensure are committed to quality and the competitiveness of SMEs Dominican, put dis-position of enterprises this tool for the improvement of manufacturing processes and u000aservices based on the Elimination of waste and activities that do not add value to the process, allows to achieve immediate results in productivity, competitiveness and profitability of the business.

The implementation of this project, according to a document of the press, is to get a savings average company of more than RD$ 2 million, representing a national of more than RD saving $100 million, which endorses greater quality, productivity and competitiveness to the business sector dominicano.

Call
Andrés Vanderhorst, executive director of the CNC, urged the businessmen present to participate in this project, which is ideal instrument for the improvement of productivity and competitiveness, enabling companies remain in a global market that demands high-quality, more rapid delivery over low price and the quantity required.

Spoyo to the competitiveness of Infotep, Juan Casilla, Manager called u000arepresentatives of the industrial sector to set up a great project for knowledge management in Dominican SMEs with the purpose of guaranteeing its competitive insertion in niches of strategic markets at world level.

Thanks
the President of the Association of industrial enterprises of Herrera (AEIH), Wadi Cano, thanked the National Institute of technical vocational training (Infotep) and the National Council of competitiveness (CNC) for this initiative, and called on companies to make a bet by the quality, convinced that East a requirement for access to international markets.

The inability of many micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMMEs) have machinery of latest technology prevents that many entrepreneurs to compete and expand their operations and be more competitive.

With this program, which will also be financing mechanisms, SMMEs to grow and then purchase your u000aown machinery and increase their production.

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