About Webinar
The Last Planner System, a revolutionary approach to managing work during delivery of a project, has a rich and intriguing history that extends beyond its formal development in the 1990s. In this session, James will go into depth about the history and important early development of LPS. He will expand upon concepts from LPS that practitioners often do wrong or misunderstand.
Join us for an insightful webinar where we explore how Operations Science provides a scientific foundation for understanding and optimizing project production systems. Discover how this discipline helps construction professionals manage variability, improve throughput, and synchronize workflows, leading to more predictable and efficient project outcomes.
Presenter
Since joining SPS, Choo has worked with various organizations in oil & gas, heavy industrial, civil infrastructure, aerospace & defense and other industries around the world implementing project production management solutions in support of delivering desired project objectives. Prior to joining SPS, his experience included roles as a construction site engineer, research associate at research institutes, teaching assistant at universities, and software developer. He has also been developing computer systems for implementation of Lean Construction since 1997 during his Ph.D. studies at UC Berkeley.