Tag: Efficiency Exchange

The world is getting a little smaller with CEO and mover shaker Taryn Sullivan of Efficiency Exchange (EEx) building applications on site, in China, to help companies analyze and create better supply chains.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NovYFQhSOEE

Taryn Sullivan has worked every job in a Chinese factory. After years of traveling to China to source and develop products for American companies, the founder and CEO of Efficiency Exchange wanted a deeper understanding of how Chinese factories work.
http://www.chinabusinessreview.com/improving-energy-efficiency-on-the-factory-floor/

Most students of Chinese and Asian studies at The George Washington University’s Elliot School of International Affairs do not parlay their degrees into stints as factory workers in Chinese manufacturing facilities. But then, most students of Chinese and Asian studies are not Taryn Sullivan.
https://www.zdnet.com/article/efficiency-startup-penetrates-deep-inside-chinese-factories/

Taryn Sullivan, a consultant who founded Efficiency Exchange in Dongguan in 2010, has developed software to identify inefficiencies. At every factory in China she has visited, Sullivan has spotted energy waste, and she estimates an average potential savings of 13 percent.
http://www.christina-larson.com/chinas-factory-owners-hunt-for-energy-savings/