Isbn: 9798191704340 - the enterprise operator: how leaders see, integrate, and scale the whole production system (5 resultados)

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - What happens when every function is performing well, but the enterprise is still missing delivery, fighting defects, expediting parts, and relying on leaders to save the day The problem may not be the people. It may be the system.The Enterprise Operator is a practical leadership guide for executives, operations leaders, manufacturing managers, engineers, quality professionals, supply chain leaders, and anyone responsible for performance across a complex industrial organization.Modern companies are built vertically around specialized functions. Products, information, decisions, risk, cash, and customer consequences move horizontally across those functions. The result is a persistent leadership challenge: a decision that makes perfect sense inside one department can create delays, cost, rework, risk, or instability somewhere else.Robert Pryor introduces Production-System Cognition (PSC), a practical framework for understanding how technical, physical, informational, economic, organizational, and human elements interact across the production enterprise. Rather than asking only, 'Who owns this problem ' leaders learn to ask, 'How did the system produce this outcome 'Readers will learn how to: - Follow physical flow, information flow, and decision flow to find hidden constraints and delays.- Recognize when local metrics create enterprise-wide suboptimization.- Diagnose failures at the interfaces between Engineering, Manufacturing, Quality, Supply Chain, Finance, Digital, Program Management, and leadership.- Build quality, learning, and decision capability upstream instead of depending on inspection, escalation, and recovery.- Evaluate AI and automation before they optimize the wrong objective faster.- Develop leaders from Functional Optimizers to Enterprise Operators and ultimately System Architects.- Scale production without scaling chaos, bureaucracy, or dependence on individual heroes.Drawing on real, anonymized operating cases from complex aerospace, manufacturing, quality, logistics, and regulated environments, the book connects systems thinking to the realities of production leadership.It also includes practical diagnostics, worksheets, a Production-System Cognition self-assessment, an Enterprise Operator maturity model, a casebook, and a 180-day implementation playbook designed to move the concepts from the page into the operating system.Complex enterprises do not need leaders who know everything. They need leaders who understand how everything important connects.That is the work of The Enterprise Operator.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What happens when every function is performing well, but the enterprise is still missing delivery, fighting defects, expediting parts, and relying on leaders to save the day?The problem may not be the people. It may be the system.The Enterprise Operator is a practical leadership guide for executives, operations leaders, manufacturing managers, engineers, quality professionals, supply chain leaders, and anyone responsible for performance across a complex industrial organization.Modern companies are built vertically around specialized functions. Products, information, decisions, risk, cash, and customer consequences move horizontally across those functions. The result is a persistent leadership challenge: a decision that makes perfect sense inside one department can create delays, cost, rework, risk, or instability somewhere else.Robert Pryor introduces Production-System Cognition (PSC), a practical framework for understanding how technical, physical, informational, economic, organizational, and human elements interact across the production enterprise. Rather than asking only, "Who owns this problem?" leaders learn to ask, "How did the system produce this outcome?"Readers will learn how to: Follow physical flow, information flow, and decision flow to find hidden constraints and delays.Recognize when local metrics create enterprise-wide suboptimization.Diagnose failures at the interfaces between Engineering, Manufacturing, Quality, Supply Chain, Finance, Digital, Program Management, and leadership.Build quality, learning, and decision capability upstream instead of depending on inspection, escalation, and recovery.Evaluate AI and automation before they optimize the wrong objective faster.Develop leaders from Functional Optimizers to Enterprise Operators and ultimately System Architects.Scale production without scaling chaos, bureaucracy, or dependence on individual heroes.Drawing on real, anonymized operating cases from complex aerospace, manufacturing, quality, logistics, and regulated environments, the book connects systems thinking to the realities of production leadership.It also includes practical diagnostics, worksheets, a Production-System Cognition self-assessment, an Enterprise Operator maturity model, a casebook, and a 180-day implementation playbook designed to move the concepts from the page into the operating system.Complex enterprises do not need leaders who know everything. They need leaders who understand how everything important connects.That is the work of The Enterprise Operator. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…