P&Y Offering a Quality Certification Program
P&Y Management Resources offers a quality certification program to help fill the workforce skills gap.
P&Y Management Resources offers a quality certification program to help fill the workforce skills gap, providing leadership hands-on approaches, techniques and methods to improve performance. The program is focused on implementing easy and practical quality principles and procedures for every employee in the organization to become “Quality Champion”.
The company has developed an adaptive manufacturing operations solution, enabling compliance, quality and efficiency. Designed for today's manufacturing industry, connecting systems, processes and people.
The company’s Total Cost of Ownership tool is a financial estimate intended to help buyers and owners determine the direct and indirect costs of a product or system. It is a management accounting concept that can be used in full cost accounting or even ecological economics where it includes social costs. This is a tool that helps companies account for relevant factors—overhead, balance sheet, risks, corporate strategy, and other external and internal business considerations—to determine the true total cost of ownership. Using this information, companies can evaluate sourcing, identify alternatives and even make a case when selling against offshore competitors.
For more information, contact Lewis Yasenchak by email or 706-694-2977.
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