Daman Advanced Manufacturing Solution Series
Daman defines its quality assurance program from a perspective of a continuously improving company in this "Quality Matters" white paper. Nearly 15 years into its continuous improvement journey, Daman has imbedded a quality system with a footprint that stretches throughout the organization. This paper discusses how a totally integrated focus on quality propels Daman's excellence in productivity and satisfaction - with its customers, as well as its employees. The paper also looks at how sustainable, positive change occurs only with a relentless focus on continuous improvement.
Daman's second white paper, WinWork: Synchronized workflow results in success for Daman's customers, chronicles the company's journey from a task-oriented business model to a relationship-oriented work environment. Its self-defined WinWork program provides the tools and internal systems necessary to ensure the success of its customers. Read how WinWork has been the foundation for a revolutionary culture change that focuses on each employee's commitment to provide superior customer service that puts customer's success first. It is a bedrock commitment based on the corporate values of honesty, trust, fairness, respect and courage.
As part of Daman's ongoing quest to influence the state of education, Larry Davis visited the original installation of the New Technology High School model in Napa, California. The following letters are links to his initial thoughts in support of this model.
Initial Thoughts on the New Technology High School Model (PDF 72KB)
New Technology High School Notes to the SBCSC (PDF 76KB)
Harvesting the energy of leadership and innovation within our education system is the first in a
series of white papers. The six-page paper puts our current education system under the microscope and proposes
a revolutionary curriculum that focuses on a skill set not found naturally in our schools, family units,
or traditional business models. It's a thoughtful pondering of the way we could improve the system if
we're willing to unpack and repack the education process.