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- 1. MANAGEMENT TOOLS: ISHIKAWA DIAGRAM, 6-3-5 & SIX THINKING HATS Merve Nur Tas - Leonor Filipe - Claudia Gomez - Hassan Nasirzadeh AnalysisandDesignofTransportSystems|ManagementTools
- 2. AnalysisandDesignofTransportSystems| ManagementTools 2 ISHIKAWA METHOD - DEFINITION - Cause and Effect Analysis - Fishbone Diagram (Cause and Effect Analysis - Fishbone diagram) Created by Kaoru Ishikawa - 1943 Diagram that aims to organize and discuss all the potential causes for a specific problem
- 3. AnalysisandDesignofTransportSystems| ManagementTools 3 ISHIKAWA METHOD – ADVANTAGES & DISADVANTAGES ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES - Easy to execute - Helps to understand the main causes of a problem - Explores and shows, visually, all the possible causes - Can be used as a statistical tool for quality control of products - Does not show the evolution of the problem - Does not identify the gravity of the problem - For each situation, it is needed to repeat the process and follow all the diagram’s steps
- 4. AnalysisandDesignofTransportSystems| ManagementTools 4 ISHIKAWA METHOD – EXAMPLE Delay in production MATERIALS MANPOWER MEASUREMENT MACHINES METHODS Highly optimistic schedule Miscommunication Manpower shortage Failure of machines Lack of training Low quality of raw material Wrong or non existing standard procedures Raw materials’ and parts unavailable Insufficient capacity Lack of inventory Low performance Lack of maintenance Inaccurate stock planning Unexpected increased demand
- 5. AnalysisandDesignofTransportSystems| ManagementTools 5 ISHIKAWA METHOD: Root Causes SERVICE INDUSTRIES Surroundings Suppliers Systems Skills MANUFACTURING Machine Materials Method Man Measurement PRODUCT MARKETING Product/Service Price Promotion Place Process People Physical Evidence Performance 4 Ss 5 Ms 8 Ps Commonly used frameworks for Root Cause Analysis - Not mandatory
- 6. AnalysisandDesignofTransportSystems|ManagementTools 6 6 3 5 Participants per team Ideas per participant per round Minutes per round Brainstorming technique to stimulate creativity 6-3-5 METHOD – DEFINITION 6Participants 30 Minutes 108 Ideas Developed in Germany- 1968
- 7. AnalysisandDesignofTransportSystems| ManagementTools 7 6-3-5 METHOD – ADVANTAGES & DISADVANTAGES ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES - Simple and easy to execute - Does not require qualified moderator - Exploits innovative potential - Active participation from all participants - Useful ideas are further developed - Author of a great idea can be identified - Issues of clarity and difficulty to express ideas clearly - Pressure of 5 min limits – less quality - May lead to less creative solutions – no group discussion, clash of ideas
- 8. 6-3-5 METHOD: LSC APPLICATIONS AnalysisandDesignofTransportSystems|ManagementTools 8 SCENARIO How to improve quality of products in a manufacturing process? Define the problem Gather a team Production manager, quality manager, quality control, procurement, product development, machine operator Perform a 6-3-5 Brainstorming Machine operator Improve quality of raw material New maintenance plan Improve training workers Product development Review material vs product design Replace a problematic machine . . . Procurement Evaluate other suppliers Calibrate machine . . . Quality Control Increase quality control . . . . . . Quality manager . . . . . . . . . Production manager . . . . . . . . . 1st Round 2nd Round 3rd Round 4th Round 5th Round 6th Round
- 9. SIX THINKING HATS AnalysisandDesignofTransportSystems|ManagementTools 9 Early in the 1980s, Dr. Edward De Bono introduced the concept of Six Thinking Hats. Six Thinking Hats is a brainstorming technique which is used to incorporate parallel thinking. The Black Hat – caution & problems The White Hat – facts & information The Blue Hat – managing thinking The Green Hat – creativity & solutions The Red Hat – feelings & intuition The Yellow Hat – benefits & advantages
- 10. SIX THINKING HATS - EXAMPLE AnalysisandDesignofTransportSystems|ManagementTools 10 Wearing the Yellow Hat, however, the directors know that, if the economy holds up and their projections are correct, the company stands to make a healthy profit. The chairman of the meeting wears the Blue Hat to keep the discussion moving and ideas flowing. With Green Hat thinking, they consider whether they should redesign the building to make it more appealing. With the Black Hat, they wonder whether the economic forecast could be wrong. Thinking with a Red Hat, some of the directors say that the proposed building looks ugly and gloomy. Wearing the White Hat, they analyze the data that they have. The directors of a property company are considering whether they should build a new office block.
- 11. AnalysisandDesignofTransportSystems| ManagementTools 11 SIX THINKING HATS– ADVANTAGES & DISADVANTAGES ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES − Maximize productive collaboration and minimize counterproductive interaction/behavior − View problems from new and unusual angles − Consider issues, problems, decisions, and opportunities systematically − Use Parallel Thinking as a group or team to generate more, better ideas and solutions − Go beyond the obvious to discover effective alternate solutions − View problems from new and unusual angles − The process of thinking is very time- consuming − Some team-members prefer to think alone rather than in a group − It can be hard to adapt different thinking roles. − Conflicts can still arise between people of different perspective
- 12. REFERENCES AnalysisandDesignofTransportSystems|ManagementTools 12 Ishikawa Method https://www.isixsigma.com/tools-templates/cause-effect/cause-and-effect-aka-fishbone-diagram/ https://blog.softwareavaliacao.com.br/diagrama-de-ishikawa/ 6- 3-5 Method https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TR1i1PPd8ZU http://www.becreate.ch/en/methods/6-3-5-method.aspx Six Thinking Hats https://systemsplusgroup.blogspot.de/2014/01/six-thinking-hats-technique-of-business.html http://www.managementcentre.co.uk/downloads/6TH.pdf http://www.debonogroup.com/six_thinking_hats.php https://www.mindtools.com/pages/article/newTED_07.htm