The Shingo Prize is an award that recognizes operational excellence in companies through their application of lean principles and techniques. It evaluates companies based on criteria focusing on customer satisfaction, quality, cost, delivery, and leadership. A board of examiners assesses applicant's 75-page achievement report and 2-3 day site visit to recommend companies for the Shingo Bronze, Silver, or top Prize. The goal is to help companies transform their business through lean and create a culture of continuous improvement. Past recipients have demonstrated world-class processes and business success in quality, cost, and customer satisfaction.
The Shingo Prize is an award that recognizes operational excellence in companies through their application of lean principles and techniques. It evaluates companies based on criteria focusing on customer satisfaction, quality, cost, delivery, and leadership. A board of examiners assesses applicant's 75-page achievement report and 2-3 day site visit to recommend companies for the Shingo Bronze, Silver, or top Prize. The goal is to help companies transform their business through lean and create a culture of continuous improvement. Past recipients have demonstrated world-class processes and business success in quality, cost, and customer satisfaction.
The Shingo Prize is an award that recognizes operational excellence in companies through their application of lean principles and techniques. It evaluates companies based on criteria focusing on customer satisfaction, quality, cost, delivery, and leadership. A board of examiners assesses applicant's 75-page achievement report and 2-3 day site visit to recommend companies for the Shingo Bronze, Silver, or top Prize. The goal is to help companies transform their business through lean and create a culture of continuous improvement. Past recipients have demonstrated world-class processes and business success in quality, cost, and customer satisfaction.
The Shingo Prize is an award that recognizes operational excellence in companies through their application of lean principles and techniques. It evaluates companies based on criteria focusing on customer satisfaction, quality, cost, delivery, and leadership. A board of examiners assesses applicant's 75-page achievement report and 2-3 day site visit to recommend companies for the Shingo Bronze, Silver, or top Prize. The goal is to help companies transform their business through lean and create a culture of continuous improvement. Past recipients have demonstrated world-class processes and business success in quality, cost, and customer satisfaction.
What For 20 years The Shingo Prize has educated, OPPORTUNITY
The Shingo Prize evaluation criteria are based
assessed and recognised operational excellence on an enterprise-wide lean business systems in outstanding companies in North America. Now model. Masaaki Imai, Chair, Kaizen Institute it is being rolled out to the rest of the world. The described the Shingo Prize as the only award philosophy of the Shingo Prize is that world-class programme in the world focused on lean manufacturing and the elimination of muda. performance in quality, cost and delivery can be The model demands system integration based achieved through lean principles and techniques on proven lean manufacturing and business in core operational and business processes. practices. The Shingo Prize criteria focus on Dubbed the Nobel Prize of Manufacturing by customer satisfaction and profitability; quality, Business Week, the Shingo Prize is recognised as cost and delivery; lean core operations; leadership and empowerment. the premier award for operational excellence.The A Board of Examiners Shingo Prize singular focus is on achieving consisting of lean leaders from demonstrable business results through the around the world carry out the application of Dr. Shingos levels of rigorous process of evaluating the 75 page transformation: lean principles, systems, and Achievement Report that will techniques/tools. True innovation is not achieved be validated during the 2-3 day by superficial imitation or the isolated or random company Site Evaluation Visit. use of lean tools and techniques and systems, the Based upon the assessment know how, but instead requires the know why results the Board will recommend the applicant to the - i.e., an understanding of underlying principles. Executive Committee for the The Shingo Prize model articulates the Shingo Bronze Medallion, the characteristics of a successful world class lean Shingo Silver Medallion or The enterprise. Shingo Prize.
The Shingo Prize is administered by the Jon M. Huntsman School
of Business at Utah State University in association with The Manufacturing Institute. Email: info@shingoprize.org.uk Web: www.shingoprize.org.uk Tel: +44 (0)161 875 2525 Why Shingo Prize winning companies are expanding their lean focus to all their business processes and through all the Shingo levels of transformation. They are creating cultures of continuous improvement and empowering their organizations to see improvement opportunities more clearly. Previous recipients have demonstrated best-practice in world-class processes and have achieved outstanding results delivering superior quality, competitive cost and high customer satisfaction. Who The Shingo Prize is open to enterprises of all kinds that have embedded the lean principles, systems, and techniques/tools in their organisation and are seeing sustained business success. How The Shingo Prize Model and Business Guidelines provide companies with a blueprint for lean transformation and the attainment of operational excellence that will drive an organisation through the levels of transformation and build a solid foundation for deep cultural change. These are supplemented by The Principles of Operational Excellence and Assessment Shigeo Shingo workshops that provide practical guidance on The Shingo Prize is named in honour of the late Dr. how to prepare to challenge for the Shingo Shigeo Shingo. Dr. Shingo has Prize. Participants will learn how to use the been described as an assessment methodologies to drive engineering genius who transformation and how to present and helped create, train and write about many aspects of the substantiate their achievements and business renowned Toyota Production results. System and related production The first UK recipients were recognised at the systems. Many of his UK/US Shingo Summit held in Manchester in improvement principles, such June 2009. Bronze Medallions were awarded as Single-Minute-Exchange-of Die (quick changeover), Poka-Yoke (mistake proofing) to Ultraframe UK Limited and BAE Systems and non-stock production (minimum inventory) are Salmesbury. described in six books published in the English language.