1. Decrease
G U E S T L I N E
TIME #5
Presented by:
Jaden, Hyacinth, Jace, Dearest, Allyza, Clareese,
Stephanie, Dayna, Angelika, Sofia, and Aila
Farrington High School
2. Jaden Manibog
Team Leader
Class of 2024
VP of Marketing for
Farrington’s DECA chapter
Hyacinth Relosimon
Co-Leads
Class of 2024
Office Assistant Manager for
Pride Of Kalihi
Jace Apuya
Co-Leads
Class of 2024
FBA Multi-Media Manager
OUR TEAM
3. OUR TEAM
Dearest Samanda Edgar
Team member
Class of 2024
Class of 2024 Public Relation
for Communication
AllyzaFei Lazo
Team member
Class of 2024
ClareeseAngel Lopez
Team member
Class of 2024
Business Academy Member
Part of Cha’s Room Grand
opening
4. OUR TEAM
Stephanie Dalinoc
Team member
Class of 2024
Member of FBA
Dayna Robinson
Team member
Class of 2024
FHS Interact Club Member
Angelika Agodong
Team member
Class of 2024
FBA Multi-Media Member
5. OUR TEAM
Sofia Tadifa
Team Member
Class of 2024
Aila Mae Galario
Team Member
Class of 2024
Member of FBA Business Academy Ambassador
6. DEFINE -
G U E S T T I M E L I N E
Confused customers were not given specifics on where to go
after entering or purchasing a ticket, making the entry
unorganized.
Process Problem:
Making it easier for customers to enter the festival with no
setbacks or confusion on where to go.
Decrease disorganization and make the event flow much
better with no hassle.
Purpose:
8. Illustrates the current process before any improvements are made.
Process Walk
Problem 1: Customers came from different directions when it came to ticket scanning.
Impact Level: Medium
Waste: Loopback
Customers entered quickly as they arrived
Some customers were confused, causing them to be all over the place
Disorganized entry way
9. Illustrates the current process before any improvements are made.
Process Walk
Problem 2: Some of the staff members scanned tickets MORE than others.
Impact Level: Medium
Waste: Non-Utilized Talent
Staff farther from the line called up the next customers, however were unable to be
seen
Customers could not see other ticket scanners.
10. 1. How long did you have to wait in lines?
10–15 minutes average
Long lines especially with more popular venues
Affected her shopping experience
2. Did you feel that it was all over the place or disorganized in anyway?
Mostly organized
The vendors were set up and paced well, the festival started at the expected time and
the lines were mostly manageable
Some sections felt all over the place
“Hard to navigate through the chaos”
Confused at first
Experience
Asking customers about their personal experiences when attending the Made in Hawaii Festival.
11. Experience
Asking customers about their personal experiences when attending the Made in Hawaii Festival.
3. Was there anytime during the festival that you felt could have done better?
Layout
Crowd control
Entry Line
The lines could’ve been a little faster
4. What was your overall experience?
My overall experience was great. I love the concept every year and it’s a great
opportunity to support local businesses and vendors.
Great selection of vendors and products
Would go again next year
13. 5 Whys
Technique used to determine root cause of a problem.
Our first problem is when customers came from different directions when it came to
ticket scanning.
Why? There were two lines and multiple scanners. However, more were directed to the left
line.
Why? Customers needed to purchase tickets from the ticket booth. Ticket booths were
under the escalator which was closer to the left line.
Root Cause? There were no clear indication of scanning and entering ticket lines.
14. 5 Whys
Technique used to determine root cause of a problem.
Our second problem is when staff members scanned more tickets than others.
Why? Because staff in the front were the customer's first focus when entering into the line.
Why? Customers could not visibly see the staff well.
Why? Customers gravitated towards the staff that were closest to them.
Root Cause? The staff members who were farther out were left out from scanning (Non-
Utilized Talent)
15. Create a line from the ticket booth leading
towards the right entrance (Hawaiian Airlines)
SOLUTION #1
Have signs that indicate or show where the line starts
and where the ticket scanners are
SOLUTION #2
Solutions
25. LINE STARTS HERE SIGN
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PURCHASE TICKETS
HERE SIGN
PURCHASE TICKETS
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26. VENDORS
ENTRY SIGN
ENTRANCE
HERE SIGN
QR CODE
SIGN
QR CODE
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QR CODE
SIGN
QR CODE
SIGN
EXIT HERE
SIGN
PURCHASE
TICKETS THIS
WAY SIGN
PURCHASE
TICKETS THIS
WAY SIGN
PURCHASE TICKETS
HERE SIGN
= Volunteers
= Security