Rapid Business Improvement

Delivering effective Business Improvement can be a tricky task and often requires a long term solution. This RBI course shows you how such initiatives and tasks can be delivered effectively in under 1 month. If you are short of time or want to deliver Business Improvement in sprints, this course will work for you. 

In this course, we will discuss the idea of rapid business improvement. This is a Business Improvement method which sees traditional business improvement methodologies applied to a quick initiative. This initiative aims to deliver significant business improvements, process changes and error reductions within 1 month of launch.

In this course, we will cover:

1. What is RBI, its purpose and benefits and the parameters around RBI.
2. The 8 step process to follow to deliver a successful RBI.
3. Example of tools to be used and outcomes to be expected from the main steps.
4. A real life case study example.
5. A wealth of resources and tools for you to utilise at each stage. 

Plus much more.

Delivering Business Improvement effectively is a challenge many organisations face, and therefore they end up just not bothering to do it - at great cost to them! This course will give you the skills of how to do this, and how to do it quick! 

1. Managers
2. Business Improvement Professionals
3. Business Professionals
4. Business Owners
5. Process Owners
6. Team Leads / Managers
7. Graduate

1. Easy to follow, clear presentation, with sufficient information ~ Rita
2. The course is very precise and comprehensive for a time-constrained preparation and project rollout ~ Monpraon S
3. I've had the problem of getting people on board with and keep their interest in long term business improvement programmes - this will help hugely! Thank you ~ K Underwood
4. OK, so rapid is the way to go when it comes to BI. Got it! Nice content ~ M Holt

1. Rapid Business Improvement
2. Business Improvement tools
3. The importance of the team
4. 8 step process to follow
5. How to deliver Business Improvements quickly and effectively
6. Continuous Improvement
7. Lean Six Sigma

Some prior knowledge of basic BI tools (such as fishbone diagram and 5 whys) is helpful but not required.