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Daniel C. Castle Chief Quality Officer * Tata Communications Tower C * 4th Floor * Plot No C
21 & C 36 * G Block * Bandra Kurla Complex * Vidyanagari Post Office *
Mumbai * 400 098 * India Operations
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Selected Achievement Highlights ۩ Leading Business Excellence for Tata Communications, a $2 billion unit of the $70 billion Tata Group. Deliver improved results, coordination, and collaboration through five verticals: Process Management, Process Control, Process Improvement, System Stewardship, and System Assessment. As Chief Quality Officer lead Tata Communications and the Tata Group in various areas of corporate and social responsibility. ۩ Delivered $500 million in cost savings and revenue enhancement to the bottom line by implementing a process improvement program for over 25,000 employees. Designed and deployed HP Lean Sigma across all units of Hewlett-Packard's Imaging and Printing Group, covering major plants in over a dozen world-wide locations, including China, India, Singapore, Spain, Germany, Ireland, Brazil, Mexico, and Israel, as well as locations all across the US. Led overall HP Lean Sigma design program covering an additional 100,000 employees. ۩ Managed supply chain operations for a $400 million InkJet Cartridge manufacturing facility, including procurement, planning, inventory management, documentation management, supply chain engineering, industrial engineering, technical services, and shipping. ۩ Halved manufacturing costs within six months in a mature environment by improving capacity utilization and cutting defect rates by 80 percent. |
LinkedIn: www.LinkedIn.com/in/DanielCastle
Author / Editor
APICS Operations Management Body of Knowledge Framework
Nightingale College of Nursing Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award Case Study Packet (2009)
Coyote Community College Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award Case Study Packet (2000)
Gemini Home Health Services Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award Case Study (1998)
Inventor / Innovator
Filed Patents * Education * Originator of the Jack-In-The-Box Antenna Topper
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HP Lean Sigma Program Results as shown by stock value change versus key competitors Canon, Dell, Lexmark, and Xerox

HP Lean Sigma Program Results as shown by stock value change versus leading Six Sigma companies GE, Motorola, Caterpillar, Bank of America, and IBM

HP Lean Sigma Program Results as shown by stock value change versus Lean leader Toyota Motor Corporation
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For limited-term and consulting engagements, Mr. Castle is an Associate of Management Engineering Corporation
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