Introducing the KALUSH EXPO® 2026 Speaker: "Energy of Growth and Resilience!" — Oleksandr Hurtovyi

13 September, 2026

???? Introducing the KALUSH EXPO® 2026 Speaker: "Energy of Growth and Resilience!" — Oleksandr Hurtovyi

Oleksandr Hurtovyi is a Senior Consultant at BPI Group, a leading Ukrainian consulting and training firm specializing in operational management and Lean manufacturing.

Within the second panel, "Efficiency Methodologies: Agile vs. LEAN vs. TOC," Oleksandr will present the Lean approach to optimizing production processes. A Lean transformation extends far beyond tweaking isolated operations—it requires systemic production analysis, continuous waste elimination, and building processes designed for peak operational efficiency.

His session will focus on the practical application of Lean methodologies and the specific conditions needed for successful rollout, contributing to the broader debate on which operational frameworks deliver the best performance for modern enterprises.

Key Discussion Focus:

  • Systemic Optimization: Moving beyond isolated fixes to evaluate end-to-end manufacturing processes.

  • Waste Elimination: Identifying structural inefficiencies and non-value-adding activities on the factory floor.

  • Lean Transformation: Operational strategies for embedding continuous improvement into enterprise culture.

  • Contextual Execution: Evaluating when and how Lean principles yield maximum ROI compared to Agile and TOC.

We invite you to KALUSH EXPO® 2026: "Energy of Growth and Resilience!"

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