The second block of KALUSH EXPO® 2026: Agile, LEAN, or TOC — What Actually Works for Manufacturing?

14 September, 2026
TOMORROW — KALUSH EXPO® 2026: "Energy of Growth and Resilience!" 

KALUSH EXPO® 2026: Agile, LEAN, or TOC — What Actually Works for Manufacturing?

Enterprise efficiency relies on more than just technology or modern machinery—it depends heavily on how processes are structured, decisions are made, and operational waste is eliminated.

The second block of KALUSH EXPO® 2026 centers on "Efficiency Methodologies: Agile vs. LEAN vs. TOC."

Panel Theme: "Agile, LEAN, and TOC: What is the Difference and What Works Best?"

Operational management consultants, Lean specialists, Theory of Constraints (TOC) practitioners, and Agile experts—alongside industrial enterprise leaders—will break down:
  • Comparative Strengths: Evaluating the core advantages and trade-offs of each framework.
  • Contextual Application: Identifying when and where to deploy specific methodologies.
  • Real-World Execution: Analyzing practical performance inside active business environments.
  • Measurable Impact: Pinpointing structural changes that yield quantifiable ROI.
  • Hybrid Frameworks: Exploring options for integrating multiple management approaches within a single enterprise.
Featured Experts:
  • LEAN: Oleksandr Hurtovyi — Senior Consultant, BPI Group
  • TOC: Oleksandr Sokolenko — Change Management Director, Apple Consulting
  • Agile: Mariia Dubytska — Project Manager at DataArt, specialist in complex and crisis IT project management
  • Industrial Practice: Dmytro Shevchenko — Deputy Director of Engineering, MOTORIMPEX LLC
  • Representatives from manufacturing enterprises and industrial clusters
Moderator: Ruslan Shmakov — Co-founder of RIO-TRANS logistics company.

This session moves past looking for a single "silver bullet" framework—it delivers a practical breakdown of which management tool solves specific operational challenges.

We look forward to seeing you at KALUSH EXPO® 2026!

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