Lifting the Curse of Year-End Reporting - KaiNexus Webinar

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@MarkGraban (Host)
VP of Improvement & Innovation Services
Mark@KaiNexus.com
Lifting the Curse of
Year-End Reporting
Jeff Roussel (Presenter)
VP of Sales
Jeff.Roussel@KaiNexus.com

Agenda & Logistics
• Presentation (40 minutes)
• Q&A (15 minutes)
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Meeting Panel to
submit a question at
any time
• Recording link & slides will be sent via email
– Also – see the “Handouts” feature and Chat box

Why
6 reasons why
C.I. reporting
is important

Why
• We measure what is important to us
• Know where you are to know where you are going
• SMART goals not SART goals
• PD”C”A – the C is checking
• Helps execs remain committed to CI
• It helps in Bull and Bear markets

How do we develop a system
that provides deep insights
but is still easy to use?

How do we develop a
reporting process that
we can trust?

ROIof
Continuous
Improvement
with KaiNexus
Identify More Opportunities for
Improvement
Implement More Improvements
Increase ROI
Improve Quality, Safety,
and Satisfaction

How do we do this
across our entire
organization?

10 Ways to Improve CI
Reporting before 2018

What
1. Start Right Now
2. Teach a Growth Mindset
3. Focus on Activity, Engagement, and Impact
4. Measure against last year and against the mean
5. Set goals this year (so you won’t be in the same
position next year)

What
6. Choose a few small wins to celebrate in the next
month
7. Develop a measurement standard
8. Develop Dashboards (organization will set you
free)
9. Invest in a Software solution designed to help
10. Listen to your people

Our Next Webinar
• How to Manage Your
Improvement Metrics More
Efficiently and Effectively
– Mark Graban
– January 24, 2017, 1 pm ET
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• Episode #11: February 8, 1 pm EDT
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Jeff Roussel
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