Exepron is a unique multi-project Critical Chain Project Management Software solution with embedded real time intelligence to plan, schedule and execute projects.
Exepron answers the 7 most critical questions of project management in real time.
\"we\'ve always had persistent problems. I\'m just loving this TOC implementation. We are getting immediate and definite breakthroughs\".Charel Vorster, P...
Please note that some of the client results we report have been achieved whilst working in association with other TOC practices. We only report result...
\"we\'ve always had persistent problems. I\'m just loving this TOC implementation. We are getting immediate and definite breakthroughs\".Charel Vorster, Production Manager, Ingal Civil Products ...
Our team specialise in the rapid implementation of simple, logical and proven high performance systems and business processes based in the scientific principles of the Theory of Co...
We are very excited about the breakthroughs and opportunities we are providing to our clients. Where it all started....Dr Eliyahu Goldratt published The Goal in 1984 and with that launched ...
Special InvitationAs a business owner or senior manager your are cordially invited to a attend a business information seminar where you will learn about the Theory of Constraints (TOC), a b...
The TOC Expert (Jonah) DayMany of you have read Dr. Eli Goldratt’s best selling business novel “The Goal”. This inspiring work has been the foundation of business success for 1000’s ...
About the Theory of Constraints Since the mid 1980’s thousands of companies around the world including some in Australia and New Zealand have been achieving rapid and sustainable growth ev...
The following client has achieved substantial results with TOC after Lean and some Six Sigma practices where already embedded in the organisation. So if you have already implemented Lean or ...
Independent research shows that conventional (and we mean the main stream methods) do not consistently deliver projects on time, to budget or scope. On average 4 out of 5 projects fail ...