Lean Management Success Stories
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Triangle Manufacturing Co. Inc., of Upper Saddle River, New Jersey is a contract manufacturer of precision component parts. Founded in 1955 by William Strohmeyer and two partners, the 90-employee company provides services including product development, manufacturing engineering and complete turnkey solutions for production manufacturers via materials management and production. Triangle Manufacturing is ISO 9001-2000 registered and has extensive experience in the medical manufacturing field, incl Read more.
Trek Connect, Inc., of Moorestown, New Jersey, is a woman-owned small business founded in 1999 by Miriam (Mimi) Jacobs. A veteran of more than 30 years in the connector marketplace, Jacobs capitalized on an opportunity to create her own wire harness and cable assembly business and guided the company to success. Read more.
Application of the Lean Concepts learned through NJMEP training has enabled White Conveyors, Inc. of Kenilworth, New Jersey to reduce its manufacturing cycle time from three weeks to three days. “The NJMEP approach of ‘train-do’ gave us the ability to immediately apply the concepts to our organization,” explains Nick Scarpa, White Conveyors’ Director of Quality. Read more.
In 2001, Superseal Manufacturing Company, Inc., a South Plainfield, New Jersey-based manufacturer of windows for distributors, was carrying huge inventories and achieving less than 50% on-time delivery to its clients. Owner Joe Vespa, Jr. had grown concerned with the possibility of losing customers. A cold call from NJMEP, followed by an introductory letter from NJMEP Field Agent Lorna Runkle, set in motion a process improvement project that would allow Superseal to increase sales, add jobs, inv Read more.
Barry Callebaut was formed just over seven years ago when two powers of the chocolate industry, Callebaut the Belgian chocolate producer and Cacao Barry the French manufacturer, joined forces. With 30 production sites worldwide, sales of 2.5 billion and over 9500 employees, Barry Callebaut is recognized as the world’s leading manufacturer of high-quality cocoa and chocolate products. Most recently Barry Callebaut acquired Stollwerck Group, a German manufacturer and marketer of chocolate and US-b Read more.
Dyna-Lite Flash Equipment, Inc., founded in 1970, is a manufacturer of professional flash photography equipment. The Union, New Jersey company employs 17 people and generates annual sales totaling $3,500,000. Read more.
Well-Bilt Industries, Inc., a Linden, New Jersey company, has been meeting the metalworking and fabrication needs of its customers for more than 20 years. Well-Bilt, founded by President Les Zalewski, performs metal stamping, fabricating and assembly with CNC turning, milling precision machining and cold saw cutting. The ten-employee company generates annual sales of $570,000. Read more.
VCT/QualTeq Division, a 195-employee company in South Plainfield, New Jersey, is a globally recognized secure/non-secure transaction card service company. A leader in card solutions, VCT/QualTeq has been serving the card production and application needs of blue-chip clients since the mid 1980s. Read more.
For Beatriz (Betty) M. Manetta, founder, president and chief executive officer of Argent Associates, Inc., 20 years of hard work, education and experience in the telecommunications industry led her to discover a niche market waiting to be serviced. Argent is a certified minority business enterprise providing inventory control, materials management and logistics to the telecommunications and retail industries. Read more.
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