i-nexus Announces Pro bono Best Practice Workshops

Aug. 23, 2008 - PRLog -- Starting in Boston (September 3rd) and Chicago (September 5th), i-nexus will host a series of interactive ‘Performance Workshops’. Free to attend, these workshops will leverage research undertaken by i-nexus over the last seven years, giving business leaders and professionals in the field of performance improvement the opportunity to benchmark their own organizations against the best in the field.  

“In these tough economic conditions, performance improvement must head the list of priorities for all business leaders.  Our goal in these workshops is to share the Best Practices that lead to sustained performance improvement, and provide a platform for delegates to network,” said Jan Freyburgher, Regional Director, i-nexus America.  

“We feel we are in a privileged position,” said i-nexus CEO, Paul Docherty, who will lead the Boston and Chicago workshops. “i-nexus has worked with over 100 performance improvement programs in global companies. We have developed a unique knowledge base of what practices do – and, in some cases, do not – produce the best results. Now seems the perfect time to share that knowledge, and these ‘free-to-attend’ workshops are ideal to start that process.”

About the Presenter:
Paul is a well-known international speaker on the subject of performance improvement. His understanding of the challenges of embedding tools and methods such as Six Sigma into the fabric of organizations comes from his experience coaching senior management teams in many Global 500 companies and from leading the deployment of Six Sigma at
Marconi (now Ericsson). Paul was a co-founder of i-nexus in 2001, and has spearheaded its rapid expansion into the preferred deployment partner of blue chip organizations worldwide.

About i-nexus:
i-nexus serves companies by providing a pre-eminent web-based enterprise software and related services for enabling improved performance in Fortune 500 leaders worldwide. Our proven approach has enabled global leaders including Pfizer, Royal Bank of Scotland, ALSTOM, AREVA, Staples, Vodafone, Harley Davidson, Hamilton Sundstrand, Carl Zeiss, CIBA Vision and Toshiba to accelerate improvement and deliver hundreds of millions in bottom line benefits.  

As the only commercially available enterprise software to integrate corporate performance management, project portfolio management and business process management capabilities in a single product, i-nexus underlying technology provides the foundation for 'out-of-the-box' solutions, including Project Portfolio Management, Business Excellence Deployment,  Balanced Scorecard Deployment and Lean Six Sigma.  

Today i-nexus applications are driving benefits globally for nearly 50,000 people, managing over 20,000 improvement actions and generating upwards of $5 billion in financial benefits. i-nexus is used in over 100 countries and in 10 languages. i-nexus where Strategy Drives Execution.

i-nexus Announces
Pro bono Educational Workshops
Press Release
i-nexus Americas:
Tel: 1-617-267-9595
www.i-nexus.com
jan.freyburgher@i-nexus.com

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About i-nexus:
i-nexus serves companies by providing a pre-eminent web-based enterprise software and related services for enabling improved performance in Fortune 500 leaders worldwide. Our proven approach has enabled global leaders including Pfizer, Royal Bank of Scotland, ALSTOM, AREVA, Staples, Vodafone, Harley Davidson, Hamilton Sundstrand, Carl Zeiss, CIBA Vision and Toshiba to accelerate improvement and deliver hundreds of millions in bottom line benefits. As the only commercially available enterprise software to integrate corporate performance management, project portfolio management and business process management capabilities in a single product, i-nexus underlying technology provides the foundation for 'out-of-the-box' solutions. Today i-nexus applications are driving benefits globally for nearly 50,000 people, managing over 20,000 improvement actions and generating upwards of $5 billion in financial benefits. i-nexus is used in over 100 countries and in 10 languages.