Leading a Lean Workout (Kaizen Event) with Matt Hansen at StatStuffMatt Hansen
This document provides guidance on how to lead a Lean workout (also known as a Kaizen event) to improve processes using Lean tools and concepts. It begins with an introduction to Lean workouts, outlining that they are extended meetings lasting 1-5 days that involve all process stakeholders. The overall process for a Lean workout follows an IPO (input, process, output) model. The document then provides detailed guidance on each step of leading a Lean workout, including defining the problem and scope, building current and future process maps, identifying and measuring waste, and creating an implementation plan with owners and due dates. It concludes by suggesting processes to consider improving with a Lean workout.
Spaghetti Diagram with Matt Hansen at StatStuffMatt Hansen
This document provides instructions for creating and using a spaghetti diagram, a Lean tool that maps the transportation and motion paths in a process to identify waste. It describes how to draw the paths from beginning to end on a scaled layout of the work area. Measuring times and distances helps identify overlapping paths indicating waste. The team then works to redraw an ideal process flow and considers costs versus efficiency gains of potential improvements. Practical application involves mapping three regular processes to find excessive motion or transportation that could be streamlined.
Lean and Six Sigma Project Methodologies by Matt Hansen at StatStuff (S03)Matt Hansen
This document introduces five project methodologies - Lean, DMAIC, DMADV, DFSS, and PMI - and provides guidance on when each is appropriate to use. It explains the differences between efficiency and effectiveness, and how the methodologies focus on one or the other. A decision tree is presented to help determine which methodology to apply based on whether the project involves a new or existing process/output and is focused on effectiveness or efficiency. Readers are prompted to analyze past projects and potential future ones to practice applying the framework.
Define Phase Roadmap (Level 3) with Matt Hansen at StatStuffMatt Hansen
A detailed roadmap through the Define phase of the DMAIC methodology that navigates the user through the various tools and concepts for leading a Six Sigma project.
Adapting Lean to Six Sigma DMAIC Flow with Matt Hansen at StatStuffMatt Hansen
This document describes how Lean tools and concepts can be adapted to the Six Sigma DMAIC methodology for problem resolution. It provides examples of specific Lean tools that can be used at each stage of the DMAIC process, including value stream mapping in the Measure phase, identifying waste and non-value-added steps in the Analyze phase, developing a new process map in the Improve phase, and using control charts and standard operating procedures in the Control phase. The document emphasizes that Lean problem resolution follows the same basic 5 steps as DMAIC and provides a framework for integrating Lean thinking into a Six Sigma improvement project.
Poka Yoke with Matt Hansen at StatStuffMatt Hansen
This document discusses the Lean concept of poka-yoke, which refers to mechanisms designed to prevent mistakes. Poka-yoke implies a method that detects, fixes, and prevents errors as they occur. Examples given include a vehicle brake that must be pressed before shifting out of park to ensure safety, and polarized electrical plugs that prevent shock hazards. The document encourages identifying regular processes, the types of poka-yoke mechanisms in each to prevent what errors, and their effectiveness. It also prompts considering what other errors could be prevented and the potential impact of additional poka-yoke implementations.
Compiling Operational Definitions with Matt Hansen at StatStuffMatt Hansen
Operational definitions are lists of definitions for key terms and acronyms used in a particular business area or project. They help unify discussion for teams, prevent confusion, and allow new people to quickly understand processes. To compile operational definitions, listen for unique terms used by the team, ask subject matter experts for definitions, and update the list throughout the project. While not required for small projects, operational definitions are especially helpful for newcomers to an area. Definitions can be included as an appendix or tracked separately and shared with team members.
Defining a Project Scope with Matt Hansen at StatStuffMatt Hansen
This document discusses defining a project scope. It explains that a project scope establishes boundaries by describing what should and should not be included. This keeps a project focused on the target problem and manageable in size. The scope should be defined by consulting the project sponsor and team to understand inclusions and exclusions. The scope complements background and problem statements and should be validated by the sponsor and team. An appropriate scope can be completed in 3 to 6 months with the needed resources and avoids scope creep that can increase risks and costs.
Project Financial Benefits with Matt Hansen at StatStuffMatt Hansen
This document provides guidance on reporting financial savings from projects consistently and accurately. It discusses categorizing savings as direct tangible, indirect tangible, direct intangible, or indirect intangible. Calculating return on investment is key, including determining the financial costs and returns. A formal process is outlined for validating savings estimates with finance stakeholders. Examples demonstrate communicating savings visually and show the equations used to calculate savings from reducing write-offs and invoice timing.
Corporate CTQ Drilldown by Matt Hansen at StatStuffMatt Hansen
This document discusses how to align projects to a company's overall business strategy and needs through understanding critical-to-quality factors (CTQs). It provides a three-level CTQ drill-down framework to determine the CTQs from the shareholder level down to specific department metrics. Understanding the CTQ hierarchy allows workers to ensure their work contributes to priorities that satisfy shareholders, customers, and financial performance goals. The document uses an example CTQ drill-down and recommends practitioners apply the framework to identify level-three CTQs in their own area and align projects accordingly.
Building a SIPOC with Matt Hansen at StatStuffMatt Hansen
This document discusses building a SIPOC (Supplier, Input, Process, Output, Customer) diagram, which is a tool used in Six Sigma's Define phase to understand a business process. It explains that a SIPOC extends the basic IPO (Input, Process, Output) model by identifying the suppliers and customers involved. The document provides step-by-step instructions for constructing a SIPOC, using the example of making a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. It also encourages practicing this technique on real processes and comparing the SIPOC and reverse COPIS (Customer, Output, Process, Input, Supplier) methods.
A control plan outlines the necessary steps to sustain process improvements. It defines the controls needed and can be a one-page document. The team should agree to the control plan, which is typically built by SMEs and modified by the team. It references metrics, goals, customer requirements, process maps, and procedures. The example control plan monitors billing quality rate and cycle time weekly, with owners responsible for corrective actions if triggers are met. Practical application questions when a control plan was used and how, or why not and what could have been included.
Leading a Lean Workout (Kaizen Event) with Matt Hansen at StatStuffMatt Hansen
This document provides guidance on how to lead a Lean workout (also known as a Kaizen event) to improve processes using Lean tools and concepts. It begins with an introduction to Lean workouts, outlining that they are extended meetings lasting 1-5 days that involve all process stakeholders. The overall process for a Lean workout follows an IPO (input, process, output) model. The document then provides detailed guidance on each step of leading a Lean workout, including defining the problem and scope, building current and future process maps, identifying and measuring waste, and creating an implementation plan with owners and due dates. It concludes by suggesting processes to consider improving with a Lean workout.
Spaghetti Diagram with Matt Hansen at StatStuffMatt Hansen
This document provides instructions for creating and using a spaghetti diagram, a Lean tool that maps the transportation and motion paths in a process to identify waste. It describes how to draw the paths from beginning to end on a scaled layout of the work area. Measuring times and distances helps identify overlapping paths indicating waste. The team then works to redraw an ideal process flow and considers costs versus efficiency gains of potential improvements. Practical application involves mapping three regular processes to find excessive motion or transportation that could be streamlined.
Lean and Six Sigma Project Methodologies by Matt Hansen at StatStuff (S03)Matt Hansen
This document introduces five project methodologies - Lean, DMAIC, DMADV, DFSS, and PMI - and provides guidance on when each is appropriate to use. It explains the differences between efficiency and effectiveness, and how the methodologies focus on one or the other. A decision tree is presented to help determine which methodology to apply based on whether the project involves a new or existing process/output and is focused on effectiveness or efficiency. Readers are prompted to analyze past projects and potential future ones to practice applying the framework.
Define Phase Roadmap (Level 3) with Matt Hansen at StatStuffMatt Hansen
A detailed roadmap through the Define phase of the DMAIC methodology that navigates the user through the various tools and concepts for leading a Six Sigma project.
Adapting Lean to Six Sigma DMAIC Flow with Matt Hansen at StatStuffMatt Hansen
This document describes how Lean tools and concepts can be adapted to the Six Sigma DMAIC methodology for problem resolution. It provides examples of specific Lean tools that can be used at each stage of the DMAIC process, including value stream mapping in the Measure phase, identifying waste and non-value-added steps in the Analyze phase, developing a new process map in the Improve phase, and using control charts and standard operating procedures in the Control phase. The document emphasizes that Lean problem resolution follows the same basic 5 steps as DMAIC and provides a framework for integrating Lean thinking into a Six Sigma improvement project.
Poka Yoke with Matt Hansen at StatStuffMatt Hansen
This document discusses the Lean concept of poka-yoke, which refers to mechanisms designed to prevent mistakes. Poka-yoke implies a method that detects, fixes, and prevents errors as they occur. Examples given include a vehicle brake that must be pressed before shifting out of park to ensure safety, and polarized electrical plugs that prevent shock hazards. The document encourages identifying regular processes, the types of poka-yoke mechanisms in each to prevent what errors, and their effectiveness. It also prompts considering what other errors could be prevented and the potential impact of additional poka-yoke implementations.
Compiling Operational Definitions with Matt Hansen at StatStuffMatt Hansen
Operational definitions are lists of definitions for key terms and acronyms used in a particular business area or project. They help unify discussion for teams, prevent confusion, and allow new people to quickly understand processes. To compile operational definitions, listen for unique terms used by the team, ask subject matter experts for definitions, and update the list throughout the project. While not required for small projects, operational definitions are especially helpful for newcomers to an area. Definitions can be included as an appendix or tracked separately and shared with team members.
Defining a Project Scope with Matt Hansen at StatStuffMatt Hansen
This document discusses defining a project scope. It explains that a project scope establishes boundaries by describing what should and should not be included. This keeps a project focused on the target problem and manageable in size. The scope should be defined by consulting the project sponsor and team to understand inclusions and exclusions. The scope complements background and problem statements and should be validated by the sponsor and team. An appropriate scope can be completed in 3 to 6 months with the needed resources and avoids scope creep that can increase risks and costs.
Project Financial Benefits with Matt Hansen at StatStuffMatt Hansen
This document provides guidance on reporting financial savings from projects consistently and accurately. It discusses categorizing savings as direct tangible, indirect tangible, direct intangible, or indirect intangible. Calculating return on investment is key, including determining the financial costs and returns. A formal process is outlined for validating savings estimates with finance stakeholders. Examples demonstrate communicating savings visually and show the equations used to calculate savings from reducing write-offs and invoice timing.
Corporate CTQ Drilldown by Matt Hansen at StatStuffMatt Hansen
This document discusses how to align projects to a company's overall business strategy and needs through understanding critical-to-quality factors (CTQs). It provides a three-level CTQ drill-down framework to determine the CTQs from the shareholder level down to specific department metrics. Understanding the CTQ hierarchy allows workers to ensure their work contributes to priorities that satisfy shareholders, customers, and financial performance goals. The document uses an example CTQ drill-down and recommends practitioners apply the framework to identify level-three CTQs in their own area and align projects accordingly.
Building a SIPOC with Matt Hansen at StatStuffMatt Hansen
This document discusses building a SIPOC (Supplier, Input, Process, Output, Customer) diagram, which is a tool used in Six Sigma's Define phase to understand a business process. It explains that a SIPOC extends the basic IPO (Input, Process, Output) model by identifying the suppliers and customers involved. The document provides step-by-step instructions for constructing a SIPOC, using the example of making a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. It also encourages practicing this technique on real processes and comparing the SIPOC and reverse COPIS (Customer, Output, Process, Input, Supplier) methods.
A control plan outlines the necessary steps to sustain process improvements. It defines the controls needed and can be a one-page document. The team should agree to the control plan, which is typically built by SMEs and modified by the team. It references metrics, goals, customer requirements, process maps, and procedures. The example control plan monitors billing quality rate and cycle time weekly, with owners responsible for corrective actions if triggers are met. Practical application questions when a control plan was used and how, or why not and what could have been included.
The document describes a management information system called T.M.I.S. that provides tools for hygiene planning, personnel training, and archiving information for food processing plants. It simplifies the creation of cleaning instructions and ensures standardized information across systems. T.M.I.S. monitors all plant operations, archives records, and generates detailed reports for auditing purposes. It operates as both a paper-based and paperless system to allow multi-user input and easy navigation between features.
The document describes a management information system called T.M.I.S. that provides tools for hygiene planning, personnel training, and archiving information for food processing plants. It simplifies the creation of cleaning instructions and ensures standardized information across systems. T.M.I.S. monitors all plant operations, archives records, and generates detailed reports for auditing purposes. It operates as both a paper-based and paperless system to allow multi-user input and easy navigation between features.
This document summarizes a research paper that proposes using a heuristic genetic algorithm to optimize inventory levels in a CONWIP (Constant Work-In-Process) supply chain. The paper begins by introducing CONWIP production control systems and supply chain management. It then discusses using a heuristic approach to iteratively allocate inventory cards across product types in a production line to maximize throughput. The paper proposes extending this CONWIP control approach to model a full supply chain and uses a genetic algorithm to determine optimal inventory levels at each stage. The document provides background on CONWIP and supply chain models, describes the proposed CONWIP supply chain mathematical model and heuristic genetic algorithm approach.
This document discusses three global challenges facing manufacturers and proposes solutions through lean manufacturing practices. The first challenge is a shortage of skilled labor, which can be addressed through strategic workforce planning, recruiting millennials with technical skills, and emphasizing STEM education. The second challenge is management of projects. The third challenge is analyzing data, which can be helped by implementing IoT solutions for predictive maintenance and remote monitoring to allow real-time data analysis and prediction of when maintenance is required, allowing manufacturers to shift to a predictive maintenance model.
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Kanban is a system for achieving just-in-time production through continuous parts supply. It uses visual signals like cards or boards to enable workers to obtain what they need, where and when they need it. Kanban systems can be implemented manually, through software, or as a hybrid. They aim to visualize and limit workflow to lower inventory costs and improve customer service through reduced waste and variability. Kanban involves starting with the current process and making small modifications like pulling work only when there is capacity.
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Visual control is a business management technique that uses visual signals instead of text to communicate information in order to increase efficiency. These visual signals can take many forms from colored clothing to signs. The purpose is to make the steps in a process more visible so they are easy to remember and act upon. Common techniques include storage boards, signs in workspaces, and signals to communicate safety or problem-solving instructions. Visual controls are meant to simply display operating status or provide instructions in an easy-to-see format. They must also have an action component so workers know how to respond if procedures are not being followed.
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This document provides guidance on planning and conducting a measurement system analysis (MSA). It discusses determining what to measure, selecting MSA tools, identifying participants, acquiring sample products, and developing a study plan. Key steps include identifying critical outputs and inputs from a cause-and-effect matrix, using 3 operators to test reproducibility, selecting 10-20 random samples as a "master" dataset, and distributing samples and collection instructions to operators without calibrating the measurement system during the MSA. The goal is to reflect the true "as-is" measurement process capabilities.
The LineView system provides real-time monitoring and analysis of production lines to identify inefficiencies and losses. It displays key performance indicators, the status of each machine, and causal analysis of downtime. Coca-Cola Enterprises implemented LineView across their European operations and achieved over 20% efficiency increases within 2 years. LineView Solutions is an expert in using their monitoring systems and consulting services to deliver long-term, sustainable manufacturing improvements for customers.
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This document summarizes research on using user behavior analytics (UBA) for two-factor authentication. UBA uses machine learning algorithms to analyze user activity patterns and flag anomalies that could indicate compromised accounts. The researchers propose a framework to authenticate users based on features of their typing behavior analyzed using machine learning. Traditional security event monitoring (SIEM) takes a rules-based approach, while UBA is not rule-based and can detect anomalies over time using risk scoring. Comparing different machine learning algorithms can help determine the best for predicting authentication based on behavioral patterns.
This document discusses new diagnostic technologies being developed for next generation vehicles. It focuses on the Siemens EMU rail platform and efforts to build a new train for the UK market. The document outlines the goals of diagnosis from an operational and maintenance perspective. It also discusses using modern technologies like web-based management and diagnostics to give drivers and control centers better visibility into vehicle conditions.
Kanban for productions @goodrich aerospace (live project)Santanu Das
The document discusses implementing a Kanban system for inventory management of consumables at Goodrich Aerospace Pvt. Ltd. Specifically, it proposes implementing a Two Bin Card Kanban System along with a visual status dashboard to manage consumables on a weekly basis. This is expected to lead to smoother inventory management, reduced excess stock, and lower costs and storage area. A literature review covers how Kanban systems work as a pull-based method to replenish inventory only as needed, advantages over traditional MRP systems, how two card Kanban systems improve production, and setting performance levels for Kanban lines.
Trackunit Go provides real-time machine data and notifications to help technicians proactively address issues and prevent breakdowns. It processes fault codes, damage reports, and service information to identify machines needing attention. The attention list prioritizes these machines by severity of potential issues. Technicians can view events and monitor sensor data to resolve problems and keep fleets running smoothly.
This document provides an overview of the Trackunit Manager platform and its various features for fleet management. The platform allows users to map and track fleet movements, access automated reports, and gain insights into efficiency metrics. It features a responsive design that adapts to different devices. Key capabilities include searching fleet data, communicating with operators via chat, accessing machine-specific data and tasks, and conducting inspections/damage reporting. The platform utilizes an IoT platform called Iris that processes data from sensors and APIs to power tiles/widgets that visualize analytics. It aims to help users manage operations and streamline processes through data-driven insights.
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The basic idea of proposed system is to provide alertness to the driver about the presence of traffic signboard at a particular distance apart. It generates a warning to the driver in advance of any danger. The warning allows the driver to take appropriate actions in order to avoid the accident.The system takes continuous video input from the console monitor or camera installed on the car's bonnet. The underlying algorithm extracts the features of the input image and matches them with an existing library of traffic sign.
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This document discusses the importance of formally closing projects. It outlines the key actions needed for closure, including validating that improvements are complete and the process is under control. It recommends reviewing results with the project sponsor and team to get sign-off on closing the project. Additional steps include archiving project files, handing off opportunities to other teams, and celebrating the team's work to recognize their efforts and encourage future success.
This document provides an overview of the U control chart, which is used to measure the proportion of defectives per unit in a sample. It assumes data is discrete but the units vary in each group. An example shows how to set up and interpret a U chart in Minitab using defect rate data grouped by period. Practitioners are asked to identify two discrete metrics from their organization, run U charts on historical data, and analyze whether any points fail tests indicating special causes of variation.
This document provides an overview of using P control charts for discrete quality metrics where the sample size may vary. It defines what a P chart is, its requirements, and how to access it in Minitab. An example is shown of source data on errors over time with varying volumes. Practical application questions are included to identify relevant metrics at an organization, run them through P charts, and determine if any special causes of variation exist that need to be addressed.
This document provides an overview of the Xbar-S control chart, including how to read and set up the chart. The Xbar-S chart plots the sample means (Xbar) and standard deviations (S) of continuous data over time. It requires rational subgrouping of data into at least two samples. The chart is used to determine whether a process is in statistical control and to identify special causes of variation. An example Xbar-S chart is shown with explanation of how points outside the control limits could indicate special causes of non-random variation.
This document provides an overview of the I-MR control chart, including how to read it, its requirements, and how to access it in Minitab. The I-MR chart plots individual data points and their moving ranges on separate charts to detect special causes of variation. An example chart is shown to illustrate failures detected by points outside the control limits. Practitioners are prompted to apply the technique to critical metrics and interpret any failures to determine their causes and necessary actions.
A detailed roadmap through the Control phase of the DMAIC methodology that navigates the user through the various tools and concepts for leading a Six Sigma project.
This document provides guidance on using a Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (FMEA) tool to assess risks from process changes. It discusses when and how to build an FMEA, including identifying process steps, failure modes, potential causes, current controls, and calculating a Risk Priority Number. The FMEA is typically used in the Improve phase of Six Sigma to evaluate risks from proposed improvements or when designing new processes. It helps measure risks so appropriate actions can be planned to mitigate potential failures.
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Industrial Tech SW: Category Renewal and CreationChristian Dahlen
Every industrial revolution has created a new set of categories and a new set of players.
Multiple new technologies have emerged, but Samsara and C3.ai are only two companies which have gone public so far.
Manufacturing startups constitute the largest pipeline share of unicorns and IPO candidates in the SF Bay Area, and software startups dominate in Germany.
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This presentation is a curated compilation of PowerPoint diagrams and templates designed to illustrate 20 different digital transformation frameworks and models. These frameworks are based on recent industry trends and best practices, ensuring that the content remains relevant and up-to-date.
Key highlights include Microsoft's Digital Transformation Framework, which focuses on driving innovation and efficiency, and McKinsey's Ten Guiding Principles, which provide strategic insights for successful digital transformation. Additionally, Forrester's framework emphasizes enhancing customer experiences and modernizing IT infrastructure, while IDC's MaturityScape helps assess and develop organizational digital maturity. MIT's framework explores cutting-edge strategies for achieving digital success.
These materials are perfect for enhancing your business or classroom presentations, offering visual aids to supplement your insights. Please note that while comprehensive, these slides are intended as supplementary resources and may not be complete for standalone instructional purposes.
Frameworks/Models included:
Microsoft’s Digital Transformation Framework
McKinsey’s Ten Guiding Principles of Digital Transformation
Forrester’s Digital Transformation Framework
IDC’s Digital Transformation MaturityScape
MIT’s Digital Transformation Framework
Gartner’s Digital Transformation Framework
Accenture’s Digital Strategy & Enterprise Frameworks
Deloitte’s Digital Industrial Transformation Framework
Capgemini’s Digital Transformation Framework
PwC’s Digital Transformation Framework
Cisco’s Digital Transformation Framework
Cognizant’s Digital Transformation Framework
DXC Technology’s Digital Transformation Framework
The BCG Strategy Palette
McKinsey’s Digital Transformation Framework
Digital Transformation Compass
Four Levels of Digital Maturity
Design Thinking Framework
Business Model Canvas
Customer Journey Map
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