About this Presentation
AccelerationJoin this session to discover Eaton's impressive journey in adopting Critical Chain Project Management (CCPM) practices to accelerate product launches. In a multi-year change management process spanning the enterprise, Eaton integrated CCPM across 200 program managers worldwide, driving adoption on over 00 projects. This transformation resulted in a 1.5X speed improvement against the baseline. Gain insights into the strategies and lessons learned from implementing CCPM at scale and how it has enhanced throughput and execution across the organization.
What Will You Learn
To help you get the most value from this session, we’ve highlighted a few key points. These takeaways capture the main ideas and practical insights from the presentation, making it easier for you to review, reflect, and apply what you’ve learned.
How to Lead and Structure Enterprise-Wide Change for Project
Key Strategies for Embedding Critical Chain Project Management (CCPM)
Governance, Measurement, and Reinforcement Techniques that Sustain Change
Instructor(s)
Femin Antony
Femin Antony leads Critical Chain Project Management (CCPM) at Eaton and has been practicing Theory of Constraints (TOC) and CCPM for over 23 years.
He drives an organization-wide initiative—aligned with the CTO strategy—focused on functional excellence and achieving 2X throughput improvement. He champions change management and the deployment of CCPM across group-level flagship programs. Managing a portfolio of over 100 global projects, Femin also spearheads the roadmap for developing TOC/CCPM practitioners and experts across the enterprise.
Femin began his TOC/CCPM journey during his tenure at Larsen & Toubro from 2001 to 2010.
He holds a postgraduate degree in Mechanical Engineering Design from IIT Bombay and has over 23 years of experience in product development, systems engineering, technology, people leadership, functional excellence, and program management. His expertise spans eMobility, electrical systems, aerospace & defense, and automotive technologies.