Lean Business Intelligence – Startup Launches at The eFactory

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SPRINGFIELD, MISSOURI (PRWEB) JANUARY 22, 2016
Lean Business Intelligence (BI) was developed and launched in The eFactory by Marty Preuss. Marty combines his extensive operations background and process improvement experience with modern business intelligence tools to help manufacturers reach full potential results. With past certifications from APICS, ASQ and a Six Sigma Black Belt, he has continually sought an approach that is effective in any process.
Marty started Lean BI because he found that there isn’t a conventional method that unites an entire management team in the quest for performance improvement. He said, “Lean BI changes the game by making a process’s story obvious to all; everyone knows where the opportunities lie and who’s addressing them.”
Marty uses Lean Manufacturing techniques to develop a deep process and data understanding, then deploys that knowledge to create team focus and accountability. Marty works with the client’s team until the process yields expected results. The client’s team continues using Lean BI into the future; preventing backsliding and driving on-going improvement. The outcome is industry leading performance and results.
Lean Business Intelligence has a track record of results:
Poor financials and low customer satisfaction was reversed at a $50MM manufacturer with a Lean BI scheduling overhaul. Profits doubling from prior year.
A 50% reduction in operating inventory turned a run-of-the-mill performer into a working capital industry leader. Inventory was reduced in this organization’s 25 facilities around the country, a $20MM working capital reduction.
Waste reduction of $1MM. Though this business collected large amounts of data, waste levels remained excessive. Lean BI reinvigorated a stale improvement effort.
(Case Studies available at LeanBusinessIntelligence.com)
“Lean Six Sigma, one of the most popular manufacturing performance improvement approaches, is bloated and opaque compared to Lean BI. I am excited to provide a better alternative to my clients,” said Marty.
“We’ve seen the progression of Lean BI from idea to fruition, and we are pleased the company is launching in The eFactory. While this will assist manufacturers across the country and internationally, there are also many organizations that stand to benefit locally,” said Brian Kincaid, Director, The eFactory
About Lean Business Intelligence
Lean BI is a company that specializes in helping leaders manage business performance across an organization. A customized, turnkey solution is created for each customer. Lean Business Intelligence creates focus and accountability in critical areas like cost, quality, working capital, fill rates or any area of performance involving teams. Lean BI stays involved until a client’s targeted results are achieved.
About Marty Preuss
Marty Preuss has a Mechanical Engineering degree from Missouri University of Science & Technology and held certifications in quality and supply chain management and is a certified Six Sigma Blackbelt. He has held operations and process improvement management positions in a variety of industries. He resides in Springfield, Mo. and is a member of the Board of Directors of the Southwest Missouri Chapter – Association of Information Technology Professionals.
About The eFactory
The eFactory is a technology-focused entrepreneurship center and business incubator. Created to serve as a one-stop-shop for small business owners, the eFactory provides resources, guidance, and assistance to startup businesses to help them start, grow and accelerate. The eFactory is part of IDEA (Innovation, Design, Entrepreneurship and the Arts) Commons, Missouri State University’s vision and commitment to create an urban innovation park that is blended with residential, retail, commercial, and entertainment facilities, and supported by multidisciplinary university programs. The eFactory is the hub of entrepreneurship in southwest Missouri and is home to more than 30 companies employing over 100 people.

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