Our Clients in the News
July 2006: Las Vegas, Nevada: Design for Six Sigma
On June 28, 2006, an independent judging panel announced the winners
of Best Achievement of Design for Six Sigma, from a total of 65 entries, at the Global
Six Sigma Summit and Awards Dinner, the largest Six Sigma-related gathering of CEOs and
senior executives. The top two project winners were from Uniworld clients Cooper-Standard
and Cooper Tire. The award-winning entry showcased the use of Design for Six Sigma that
delivered a cost-effective water valve design for a major Japanese OEM while generating
increased sales for the company.
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The project saved over $800,000 and generated over $2 million in new sales.
June 2006: New Delhi, India: Innovation Six Sigma
The "Frost & Sullivan Product Differentiation Award" was won by Jubilant
Organosys Ltd's Animal Nutrition Unit. The company used the principles of Innovation Six Sigma to
identify customer and consumer demands in order to develop differentiated and value-added product lines
in the feed industry. Jubilant Organosys is currently working on an impressive line of novel product
innovations that targets the user group at the very beginning of the value chain. The traits of the
products studied during this stage include actual benefits for all stakeholders.
http://www.jubl.net/
Uniworld partnered with Jubilant Organosys, India's leading and fastest growing specialty chemicals
company, to implement a flexible 5 week Innovation Six Sigma workshop. Teams of scientists from Advanced
Research and Development worked in conjunction with the Customer and Marketing teams on over a dozen projects.
Jubilant is one of the first Indian companies to utilize Six Sigma to enhance R & D productivity.
Frost & Sullivan Awards are presented to companies that demonstrate excellence in their industry, commending
diligence, commitment and innovative business strategies required to advance in the global marketplace. These
awards recognize the superior planning and execution of product launches, strategic alliances, distribution
strategies, technological innovations, customer service and mergers and acquisitions. A host of other crucial
marketing factors: leadership, strategy, service, innovation, integration and development are also recognized.
The companies that are commended as award recipients are those with a successful business plan and excel in
the increasingly competitive global marketplace.
http://www.businesswireindia.com/
September 2005: Six Sigma excellence Continues in Chemical Applications
Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) sponsored the first ever National Six Sigma Convention.
Over 150 delegates from a broad range of industry sectors such as Manufacturing, Services, Telecom, Energy, ITES,
White goods, Automobile, and Engineering attended. Jubilant Organosys was second runner-up out of 21 teams for
Implementation of Six Sigma across multiple business units.
Uniworld provided Jubilant Organosys, India's leading and fastest growing specialty chemicals company, specialty
training for Master Black Belts in Marketing and Sales for Six Sigma.
September 2004:
Practical approach with Chemical Applications area recognized
in India
The Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) Convention
on Manufacturing Technology in New Delhi featured presentations
by the top Six Sigma Project teams from the manufacturing and service
sectors of the Indian business community. The premier award was
given to Jubilant Organosys for their excellent progress in implementing
and realizing the benefits of Six Sigma.
http://www.ciitradefairs.com/
May 2004: Uniworld
Consulting delivers results for 3M.
April 12, 2004
Business Week, 3ms Rising New Star: Jim McNerney
W. James McNerney, Jr., 3M's Chairman of the board
and CEO, says: "People are learning new ways to approach business
problems, new ways to lead other people. Jim McNerney brought
Six Sigma to 3M in 2001.
Uniworld's Marketing for Six Sigma was the latest implementation
of Six Sigma into 3M's culture and business methodology.
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