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In the eyes of many people, ILSSI is one of the most dynamic lean six Sigma promoting organizations in the world.

Established is to promote the exchanges between Six Siegma professionals around the world and the standardization of the knowledge system. The focus is on providing international cooperation and standards for the principles, tools and technologies of Six Sigma, to reach common understanding and standards.

ILSSI currently provides Lean and Six Siegma certification around the world. Many well -known lean and Liusigma training institutions in many countries around the world have become their authorized certification agencies. A seminars of the International Lean Six Magma each year, gathered many lean management practitioners from all over the world to share their knowledge, insights, and cases. It is one of the most important and most vast explanatory lean Sigma Research Conferences in the world.

In the past, many people who had achieved excellent achievements on Six Sigma had delivered speeches at the ILSSI seminar.

It includes Daniel T. Jones, the original author of "Machines to Change the World" and "Lean Thought".

When the "Machine to Change the World" was first published in 1990, Toyota's scale was only half of General Motors. Now, Toyota has surpassed GM to become the world's largest automobile manufacturer, and is the most successful global company in the past 50 years.

Both of these management classics are the books that reveal Toyota's lean production system, and have also become the basic management philosophy of many enterprises.

Today, "Machines that Change the World" still provides long -lasting and important guidance for the managers and leaders of all walks of life seeking to transform traditional enterprises into lean enterprises.

In addition, David Hutchins also spoke at the ILSSI seminar that he was a respected writer and consultant who was a worldly writer. Kaoru Ishikawa, a Japanese quality master, wrote one of the chapters, including a book "History of Managing for Quality (1995", and hosted Ishikawa in the UK in 1979 in 1979 in 1979 A series of seminars for doctors.

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