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Webinar - Partnership with its suppliers, Toyota does it. Why don't you?
Toyota and the management of suppliers
The Toyota Way has revolutionized the industrial world. This approach has often been copied by the deployment of principles such as waste reduction, one piece flow, standardization of tasks, 5S, 5 whys, etc. However, the stable long term relationship that Toyota has been able to build with its network of suppliers remains unique. To date this practice is rarely adopted, even in the automotive industry.
To understand the keys to the success of Toyota's relationship with its suppliers, Marris Consulting is organizing a webinar hosted by Reynald Debaut-Henocque, ex-Vice-President Production of Toyota Motor Manufacturing France (TMMF) who was a key actor over the past 20 years of TMMF's amazing successes and Philip Marris, CEO of Marris Consulting.
Reynald will explain how, in "only" 10 years, Toyota built a network of over 200 suppliers of which over 80% are European and over 50% are French that now deliver unbeleivable quality at a very competitive cost. They have not changed a major supplier in the last ten years.
If Toyota does this why don't you?
The end of the webinar is devoted to a questions and answer session.
Dates & Information
- Thursday 2nd of September 2021, from 4:00 pm to 5:00 pm, Paris time (CET), webinar in English
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Wednesday 2nd of June 2021, from 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm, Paris time (CET), webinar in French
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40 minutes of webinar + 20 minutes of Q&A.
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Free of charge, registrations mandatory
Registrations for this event are no longer available
Find the material of the webinar below:
Replay of the webinar about suppliers management
The speakers
Reynald Debaut-Henocque
From 1981 to 1999 he forged a career as Quality Director in equipment manufacturers accompanying the revolution in quality procedures. Its experience has been built not only with European but also North American manufacturers. In 1993, he set up the continuous improvement branch in Europe of the BTR group. In 1999, he joined the Toyota group as Quality Director of TMMF (Toyota Motor Manufacturing France) and succeeded in obtaining the 1st Warranty Awards when the Yaris “made in France” was launched.
He then broadened his horizons by occupying the positions of Production Director then Supply Chain Director and participated in the success of an industrial site which took up the challenge of producing B-segment vehicles in France, more than 3 million in 20 years. As Vice-President of Production, he then prepared the site to produce 3 million vehicles in 10 years. He was one of the key players in the success of Toyota Motor Manufacturing France.
Philip Marris
Philip Marris began his journey in 1986 when he joined Creative Output and collaborated with Eliyahu Goldratt, inventor of Theory of Constraints and author of the world bestseller "The Goal". In 1994, Philip in turn wrote a book on TOC (Theory Of Constraints), in French, to explain how to implement the ideas of the novel "Le But".
He is recognized as an expert in Lean and generally combines Lean (in Production / Engineering / Management) with Theory of Constraints. He founded Marris Consulting, based in Paris, in 2005. Half of the company's activity is located abroad, in Europe or in the rest of the world. He is bilingual and bi-cultural French / English. Very active within the "TOC" community, he has implemented The Theory of Constraints more than 270 times in more than 30 countries. Its customers include: Air France, ArcelorMittal, Ariane Group, Embraer, GSK, Ipsen, Louis Vuitton, McDonald's, Procter & Gamble, Qiagen, Safran, Salzgitter-Mannesmann, Siemens, SKF, Thales and Zodiac Aerospace.
About Marris Consulting
Marris Consulting is an industry consulting and training company specialized in the Theory of Constraints (ToC) and Critical Chain Project Management. We focus on improving the performance of manufacturing and process industries by using Constraints Management combined with Lean and Six Sigma. To boost project performance, we also use Critical Chain Project Management (CCPM), which we sometimes combine with Lean Engineering. Our 2-day performance audits, our performance consulting services and our project management, Lean, ToC & CCPM training by our industry consultants offer a wide range of solutions to help our clients around the world reach the highest possible levels of performance.