SolveIT Software recruits business improvement specialist

SolveIT Software Pty Ltd, a leading provider of enterprise software solutions for supply & demand optimisation and predictive modelling, has announced that international business improvement specialist, Lee Hochberg, has joined the company

David Olsen
David Olsen
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SolveIT Software Pty Ltd, a leading provider of enterprise software solutions for supply & demand optimisation and predictive modelling, has announced that international business improvement specialist, Lee Hochberg, has joined the company as “Domain Expert:  Business Processes, Manufacturing and Supply Chain.”

SolveItLee has been working to improve organisational performance, competitiveness and value with a wide range of businesses for over 20 years in Australia, the U.S. and Europe, focusing on high-leverage system and process improvement opportunities and leadership development. He started his career managing and improving operations at Information Builders in New York, developers of FOCUS, at that time one of the world’s leading 4th generation database developers. He has facilitated Constraint Management, Lean, TQM, Statistical Process Control/Six Sigma, Balanced Scorecard, and Critical Chain Project Management initiatives in manufacturing, construction, infrastructure, banking, health care, higher education, and professional services organisations.

“SolveIT Software enables companies to simplify and manage the complexity in their decision making and management in a way no one has ever imagined before. Their ability to integrate cutting-edge scientific theory with multiple intelligent decision making methodologies and technology is a brilliant combination of theory and practical application that will make businesses smarter, leaner, more competitive, and ultimately better at serving their customer’s needs,” said Lee Hochberg after observing client responses to SolveIT Software’s products and service offerings.

Prior to joining SolveIT Software, Lee was leading the Manufacturing Excellence and Sustainability Roundtables in South Australia, and before that was Director and General Manager of Fraser Business, a business improvement consultancy firm in Quee nsland.  In the U.S., Lee consulted and led business improvement projects with global companies such as 3M, Cray Supercomputer, Kraft Foods, W.L. Gore, Johnson Matthey, PDM Bridge, the University of Wisconsin, Central Washington University, Johnson Controls, and Allen-Bradley.

“I’ve seen first-hand how business managers struggle in turning the huge amount of available data into useful information to make sound business decisions,” said Lee Hochberg. It’s been a massive challenge for everyone from senior managers to the folks on the floor to make the most effective decisions, and SolveIT offers breakthrough products and technologies that will simply revolutionise the way businesses look, think and act in the best interests of their customers and their business.  I’m proud and excited to join the innovative team at SolveIT Software and work with business leaders to do a much more effective job at serving their customers.”

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