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A Lesson in Simplicity and Problem Solving

  • 20 Mar 2015
  • 8:30 AM - 10:30 AM
  • SC Department of Archives and History
  • 27

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    A Lesson in Simplicity and Problem Solving
    
 

 

 

Presented By:

Shon Isenhour 

 

Program Description:
 

This presentation looks at a process for simplifying complex topics for instruction while teaching the topic of problem solving. The attendee will see the use of the transitional root cause problem solving method as well as the use of single or one point lessons, flipped classroom material, and e-learning tools. The attendee should expect to leave the session with a better understanding of problem solving while also having examples that they can use to increase efficiency and effectiveness of their next training session.

 

Speaker Bio:

Shon specializes in Adult Education, Business Process Management, Strategic Planning, Organizational Change Management, Leadership, Asset Management and Reliability Engineering and has lead improvement initiatives for industries such as pharmaceuticals, metals, petrochemical, paper, and power generation, among others. Shon has been asked to speak at numerous professional conferences on these topics in the US as well as Europe, South America, Africa, and the Middle East.

 

Shon is a Plant Engineering Future 30 honoree and 2011 and 2014 USA Science and Engineering Festival Nifty 50 Speaker as well as being the recipient of the Solutions Magazine Best Article Award.

Shon currently writes and manages one of the most visited industry specific blog, www.ReliabilityNow.com. The blog is viewed monthly by over 4,000 visitors and contains over 170 posts on topics ranging from manufacturing to leadership, reliability, and education.

 

When away from the asset management world Shon lives reliability as a helicopter and airplane pilot and avid fisherman. Nobody likes to be stranded in the air or on the water.

 

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