Apr 2010

Wednesday, April 21, 2010
to be held at the
Ball State University - Campus Map

Parking: McKinley Garage Building 58 on Map. Enter from Ashland or
Emens Garage Building 57 on Map
Parking is $1.00/hour (cash or credit card) but you only have to pay until 7:00 pm

Pre-Clinic	6:00 PM - 6:30 PM Room TC101 (Teachers College) Building 75 Allan Leduc, Ball State University, will introduce "The Great Discovery" - the latest work by Dr. Mikel Harry, co-creator of Six Sigma and Ball State Alumnus
Dinner	6:30 PM - 7:30 PM The Atrium - Studio Room Escorts will guide you the the Studio Room in the Atrium which is near the NE entrance to the Arts and Journalism Building. The selection of food includes Italian, Asian, Mexican, burgers, chicken, subs and salads. Pay the cashier for your selection.
Agenda	Introductions Door Prize Drawing Section Business Introduction of Speakers
Speakers	7:30 PM - 8:30 PM "Design for Six Sigma" SECUREKEY: Product Development using DFSS Ray Balisnomo John Finley Mike Holman Ingersoll Rand Corporation

About the Program:
The presenters will discuss how using DFSS accelerated the development of SECUREKEY, a new locking mechanism for Schlage.
This revolutionary new concept is a departure from the old pin and tumbler approach to lock cylinders. It also allows for re-keying the lock without removing the lock from the door or dis-assembling the lock.
The presentation will outline the design and development process and also a demonstration of the product by Mike Holman, Product Manager.

Ray Balisnomo

Ray Balisnomo is a Design for Six Sigma (DFSS) instructor for Ingersoll Rand
in Colorado Springs, Colorado. For the past 4 years, he has been
responsible for deploying the DFSS program within the new product
engineering group in North America. Mr. Balisnomo has bachelors and masters
degree in industrial engineering from Texas Tech University. He is a
certified Black Belt with the Six Sigma Academy in Scottsdale, AZ, and has
20 years experience in continuous process improvement.

Mike Holman

Mike Holman is Sr. Product Manager for Schlage residential mechanical locks.
His area of expertise is in Deadbolts and Cylinders (internal locking
mechanism that makes a lock work). Located in Carmel, IN - Schlage lock's
Residential Solutions sector is the market leader in providing safety,
security, and comfort to homeowners. Mike has worked for Ingersoll-Rand for
the past 7 years - primarily focusing on developing Schlage's new Grade 1
residential deadbolt product platform, and their new SecureKey (high
security / easy to rekey) cylinder for their extensive line of keyed locks.

Prior to joining Ingersoll-Rand Mike worked for the Robert Bosch Tool
Company, and Vermont American, were he was in both marketing and sales
related capacities. He has a total of 21 years of experience in the hardware
related industry. He has a bachelor's degree from Western Kentucky
University, where his area of concentration was Public Relations and
Psychology.

John Finley

John Finley is the Lean Six Sigma Program Manager for Ingersoll Rand
Security Technologies sector and works out of the Carmel, IN office. He is
currently responsible for training, mentoring and tracking Black Belts and
Green Belts in the sector. Prior to coming to Ingersoll Rand, he spent 30+
years in various positions in Quality Engineering and Management in the
Automotive Business. He has served as ASQ program chair and Section Chair
for Section 904 in Muncie. He has done consulting work in SPC, Quality and
Design of Experiments.   He received a Bachelor's Degree in Business
Administration from Indiana Wesleyan University.

Pre-Clinic:

Parking at Ball State will be somewhat of an issue.

Red Lots: Restriction is not lifted until 7:00 p.m. However, there
are two garages with metered parking (57 Emens and 58 McKinley) which are in
close walking distance. The Students Center (59) is a bit further. All of
these garages accept credit cards and parking is only $1.00 per hour. Since,
the restriction is lifted at 7:00 p.m., the parking would only be $2.00.

Green and Yellow Lots: Restriction is lifted at 5:00 p.m. so those
who want to walk a bit further could park for free.

They might want to plan to arrive a few minutes early in case it happens to
be a busy day and they have to hunt for a spot. But usually this would not
be an issue if they arrive by 6:00 since night classes don't start until 6:30.