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The Omsk delegation worked at the venues of the federal Productivity 360 Forum
Denis Kushner, First Deputy Minister of Economy of the region, and Evgeny Nazarova, First Deputy Director General of the Regional Development and Investment Agency, took part in the forum events. In addition, the forum was attended by representatives of Omsk Yastro-Agro, which was launched in the national Labor Productivity project at the end of March 2021.
The III Federal Productivity 360 Forum was held from June 15 to 16 in Nizhny Novgorod and brought together heads of enterprises participating in the national Labor Productivity project, representatives of the expert community and government authorities. This year, the event was attended by more than 1,300 people from 50 regions of the country.
"The national project has been implemented in the Omsk region since last year. It was interesting for us to study the experience of colleagues from regions where the events that we are about to take have already been completed. In particular, this year we are launching a "Process Factory". The forum managed to hold working meetings with key employees of the Federal Competence Center. The issues of certification of the "Process Factory", as well as training and certification of experts from the Regional Competence Center were discussed. Together with the Federal Competence Center, we have synchronized the schedule of work and events until November 2021," said Denis Kushner, First Deputy Minister of Economy.
Within the framework of the forum, a platform for the exchange of practices between Regional Competence Centers was held, which was attended by Deputy Head of the regional Development and Investment Agency Evgenia Nazarova.
"Participation in the forum is an exchange of experience, which will give an incentive to attract new participants to the national project. Now it is important to enter into a direct dialogue with the business, get feedback, and get acquainted with the best practices. Omsk Region enterprises participating in the national project get access to the most advanced methods of increasing labor productivity," says Evgenia Nazarova.
The Forum participants discussed the development of production systems, the creation of industry competence centers, the launch of a digital productivity ecosystem, learned about the introduction of lean manufacturing in the framework of social projects, the development of human resources, and a culture of continuous improvement. In total, more than 80 experts shared their experience and knowledge with the Forum participants.
The national Labor Productivity project has been implemented in the Omsk Region since last year by the Ministry of Economy of the Omsk Region jointly with the Federal Competence Center. Since this year, the Regional Competence Center has also been providing assistance to enterprises in implementing lean manufacturing tools. The project is supported by the head of the region, Alexander Burkov. To date, almost two dozen Omsk enterprises have received the official status of a participant in the national project.
