M2 Global Chairman Inducted as a Shingo Alumni by The Shingo Institute

M2 Global Technology, Ltd. is pleased to announce that its president and chairman of the board, Douglas Carlberg, has been inducted as a Shingo Alumni in the Shingo Institute. Shingo Alumni are individuals that have distinguished themselves by applying what they have learned through Shingo Discover Workshops and implemented the systems into their business creating cultural transformation. A Shingo Alumni’s cultural transformation is highlighted by measured improvement in key performance indicators driven by the appropriate behaviors. Mr. Carlberg is only one of 60to be recognized as a Shingo Alumni. The Shingo Institute established the Shingo Prize in 1988 to promote awareness of lean manufacturing concepts and to recognize companies that achieve world-class status. Today, the Shingo Prize is regarded as one of the premier businesses in award and recognition programs. BusinessWeek magazine considers it “The Nobel Prize of Operational Excellence.”

The Shingo Prize is presented to organizations that have established robust systems that drive behavior close to ideal, resulting mature principles of operation excellence which have achieved dramatic performance business results. The Shingo Prize highlights the value of using lean and people-centric practices to attain world class status. Winners of the Prize are invariably organizations that make it a priority to continually strive to improve their core business processes.

Utah State University’s Jon M. Huntsman School of Business administers the Shingo Prize, which is awarded annually. The Prize is open to companies worldwide.

M2 Global Technology, Ltd. and M2 Global Solutions is an SBA service disabled veteran-owned supplier of microwave components and contract aerospace manufacturing. M2 Global Solutions offers consulting and training services in strategic planning, lean improvement processes, and assessment services. Additional information is available through the company’s website at www.m2global.com or the Shingo Prize website at www.shingoprize.org.