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DFMA® Regional Short Course Presented by Chris Tsai Director of Implementation Services Boothroyd Dewhurst, Inc. DFMA® Short Course: Concurrent Engineering using Design for Manufacture and Assembly Implement Design for Manufacture and Assembly (DFMA®) into your product development process to:
Next Location and Date: Presented by: Design for Manufacture and Assembly ... Data-driven Concurrent Engineering Across the globe, companies large and small are competing to find creative, down-to-earth solutions to manufacturing and supply chain challenges. To improve competitiveness, companies must incorporate part manufacturing and assembly considerations during the product concept stage (aka Concurrent Engineering) before most of the product cost is locked-in … “lean” the design before they “lean” the value stream. For hundreds of companies, Design for Manufacture and Assembly (DFMA®) has been the answer.
The DFMA® Short Course The DFMA® Short Course is an application-based training workshop developed for design and manufacturing engineers, cost estimators, commodity managers, and key stakeholders interested in the design & production of high value products. The goal of the DFMA® Short Course is to learn how proper consideration of part manufacturing and assembly early in the product concept stage considerably improves the overall economics and efficiency of the value stream. The participant will, through sample application, thoroughly understand product simplification and costing techniques required to make good, data-driven product design decisions. Participants will also see how part cost estimates evolve into “should cost” estimates enabling data-driven supply chain negotiations. The Workshop Facilitator Chris Tsai, BSME, MSMfgE, LSSBB, AVS 
Chris got his start with DFMA® at Eastman Kodak Company in the early 1990’s. He is a certified Lean Six Sigma Black Belt (DMAIC and DFLSS) and SAVE International® certified Associate Value Specialist (AVS). Chris has helped to implement DFMA® in a wide range of industries throughout the US and overseas resulting in identified savings well into the hundreds of millions of dollars. The Program Click here to view the program Laptop & Software Participants should bring their own MS Windows laptop computer with the administration rights to load software. DFMA® software and a temporary license will be provided. Software can be provided ahead of time if your company’s IT policy prohibits self-installation. Project A sample project will be provided however participants are encouraged to bring their own project and related documents. The assembly should be fewer than 30 unique parts (i.e. part numbers). Please make sure the project is not confidential or IP sensitive. Contact Chris Tsai for assistance. Course Fee The $795 fee includes participation in the program, materials, and all meals noted on the schedule (hotel accommodations are not included in this fee). Fee is discounted to $695/person for groups of 3 or more from the same company. Location The program will be held at Pinnacle Architectural Lighting, 3801 Havana St., Denver, CO 80239 Hotel A courtesy block of hotel rooms is available until January 10, at the Embassy Suites Stapleton (4444 North Havana Street … 303-375-0400) for $149/night under the event name “Boothroyd Dewhurst”. They offer shuttle service to/from the airport and to/from Pinnacle Lighting saving you from having to rent a car. All travel expenses are the responsibility of the attendee. SOLD OUT |
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The Course fee is $795, which includes participation in the program, materials, and all meals noted on the schedule (hotel accomodations are NOT included in this fee.) GROUP RATE DISCOUNT: Save $100 per attendee! Groups of 3 or more, the course fee is $695 each.
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can dramatically reduce supply chain and production costs,
improve quality, and speed time to market with the application
of DFMA