LEADING THE WAY

Since The Avraham Y. Goldratt Institute's (AGI's) founding in 1986 by Eli Goldratt, the Theory of Constraints (TOC) has evolved from a powerful scheduling solution for effectively managing capacity constraints (or bottlenecks) in manufacturing environments to a vast body of knowledge achieving performance breakthroughs in organizations of all types, no matter where their constraints reside. From the beginning of this evolution to today, AGI has been, and continues to be, the one charting the course, pioneering the forefronts and leading the way.

Whether your organization’s constraint resides in deciding what businesses it’s in, business integration, operations, its marketing or sales (hence, the marketplace), or its ability to create effective win-win relationships with its supplier base or other partners, AGI can show you how the power of TOC can be harnessed to break or leverage your organization’s constraint to achieve significant and sustainable improvements.

Join AGI at the Mohegan Tribal Nation’s legendary conference facility for...

If you’re new to TOC and want a behind the scenes look at how the phenomenal success stories in Dr. Eli Goldratt’s books were actually achieved – what makes TOC work, why such improvements are common, and how it can be put to work for you, OR

If you’re already familiar with TOC and want to hear the latest thinking, expand your knowledge into other areas of TOC, or find out how to spread TOC awareness in your organization, OR

If you’re an experienced practitioner and seek to explore new and advanced topics, user groups, or possibly prepare for AGI’s Expert Certification in TOC Supply Chain or Project Management, ...

Don’t miss TOC World^® 2002!

• Choose from Four Tracks of Breakout Sessions in Strategy, Supply Chain (SC), Project Management (PM) and the TOC Thinking Processes (TP), each with a rich array of introductory, new and advanced topics.
• Hear AGI’s Clients Present their successes, "lessons learned" and results of implementing TOC in their organizations.
• Network with other participants, presenters, expert implementers and AGI Partners and staff.
• Participate in User Groups designed to share tricks-of-the-trade, experiences and "lessons learned" with others implementing TOC and TOC-related software packages, and
• Attend the Expert Certification Preparation Track and prepare for your AGI Certification Exam in TOC Supply Chain or TOC Project Management.

Whether you’re taking your first step, or one of many in your ongoing journey with TOC, you will leave TOC World^® 2002 with a clear understanding of what your next steps should be to achieve your ultimate success.