PE is a structured approach consisting of 5 phases to improve current process (DMAI2C) or to design new process (DMADV2) in a controlled efficient way.
This document is a collection of moments from the Centre Obert program in 2014-2015. It describes various activities the children participated in such as rock climbing, capoeira, cooking traditional foods from Morocco, preparing sandwiches and pizzas, making pastries and desserts, Carnival, and end of year games. It thanks all involved for participating in the program.
The document presents a strategy for managing change by mapping stakeholders to positions on a football pitch based on their support. It recommends starting by understanding each stakeholder, delivering quick wins to move supporters higher, using influential supporters to affect others, aligning rewards, and eventually delivering big wins to shift most stakeholders to the top position, representing successful change. It advises against starting with hardcore detractors and suggests options for dealing with the few who remain at the end. The overall strategy is to "play the percentages" and focus on gaining momentum through supporters before confronting detractors.
From Contact to Contract: Top 5 MSP Sales Practices to Win More CustomersKaseya
In this 60 minute webinar, MSP sales expert Mark Woldman will discuss 5 sales best practices to increase the size of your sales pipeline. New MSP sales tips you'll learn: Designing – how to create an effective process that moves deals through your pipeline faster and more often Messaging – how to create compelling, unique messages that get prospects to engage with you Prospecting – how to prospect like a pro and open doors like never before Qualifying – how to identify your best deals (and avoid wasting time on deals that will never close) Closing – how to set up “the close” in your very first meeting Who Should Attend: MSP Owners, MSP Sales Executives, MSP Sales Managers, MSP Sales Representatives, MSP Operations Professionals
This document discusses strategies for managing software change, including software maintenance, architectural evolution, and re-engineering. It explains that software change is inevitable as requirements, business needs, and errors change over time. The key strategies discussed are software maintenance, where the system structure remains stable but changes are made in response to new requirements; architectural transformation, where the system architecture is modified; and re-engineering, where no new functionality is added but the system is restructured. The challenges of managing changes to legacy systems are also addressed.
EA Navigator - Enterprise ArchitectureSonja Gielen
The document outlines an enterprise architecture (EA) approach consisting of six steps: 1) agree on expectations regarding scope, assumptions, and stakeholders, 2) develop a strategic business architecture to identify strategic gaps and opportunities, 3) develop an operations business architecture to define processes, data, and organizations, 4) define the current state solution architecture by mapping systems, projects, and architectures, 5) define a future state solution architecture with new applications and alignment to strategies, and 6) create a roadmap that groups capabilities into initiatives and sequences projects. The approach aims to define why and what needs to be built and how to get there to deliver business and IT value.
The document provides information about using customer journey maps. It begins with housekeeping notes and an agenda. It then discusses what makes an effective journey map, including that they visualize actions, thoughts, and feelings over time. There are four types of maps that can be created: current state, future state, blueprint, and day in the life. Ten ways to use journey maps are identified, such as improving the current experience, envisioning the future experience, driving organizational change, and communicating with customers. The presentation encourages determining the business objective and appropriate map type to create.
Lightning Talk #14: Blueprint for change by Ally Reevesux singapore
By changing the way we see large businesses and government, we can begin to understand what should be changed.
Service Blueprinting can be a powerful way to bring people together from different product lines, service lines, and disciplines. In this lightning talk session, Ally will share her own experience of using service blueprints in design for healthcare.
You will walk away with an understanding of how service blueprints are created and ways in which the resulting knowledge can immediately begin to transform how you do business.
Chris Ham: Integrated care in Northern Ireland, Scotland and WalesThe King's Fund
Chris Ham, Chief Executive of The King's Fund, looks at what the health and social care system in England can learn from the experiences of the other countries of the United Kingdom.
This document is a collection of moments from the Centre Obert program in 2014-2015. It describes various activities the children participated in such as rock climbing, capoeira, cooking traditional foods from Morocco, preparing sandwiches and pizzas, making pastries and desserts, Carnival, and end of year games. It thanks all involved for participating in the program.
The document presents a strategy for managing change by mapping stakeholders to positions on a football pitch based on their support. It recommends starting by understanding each stakeholder, delivering quick wins to move supporters higher, using influential supporters to affect others, aligning rewards, and eventually delivering big wins to shift most stakeholders to the top position, representing successful change. It advises against starting with hardcore detractors and suggests options for dealing with the few who remain at the end. The overall strategy is to "play the percentages" and focus on gaining momentum through supporters before confronting detractors.
From Contact to Contract: Top 5 MSP Sales Practices to Win More CustomersKaseya
In this 60 minute webinar, MSP sales expert Mark Woldman will discuss 5 sales best practices to increase the size of your sales pipeline. New MSP sales tips you'll learn: Designing – how to create an effective process that moves deals through your pipeline faster and more often Messaging – how to create compelling, unique messages that get prospects to engage with you Prospecting – how to prospect like a pro and open doors like never before Qualifying – how to identify your best deals (and avoid wasting time on deals that will never close) Closing – how to set up “the close” in your very first meeting Who Should Attend: MSP Owners, MSP Sales Executives, MSP Sales Managers, MSP Sales Representatives, MSP Operations Professionals
This document discusses strategies for managing software change, including software maintenance, architectural evolution, and re-engineering. It explains that software change is inevitable as requirements, business needs, and errors change over time. The key strategies discussed are software maintenance, where the system structure remains stable but changes are made in response to new requirements; architectural transformation, where the system architecture is modified; and re-engineering, where no new functionality is added but the system is restructured. The challenges of managing changes to legacy systems are also addressed.
EA Navigator - Enterprise ArchitectureSonja Gielen
The document outlines an enterprise architecture (EA) approach consisting of six steps: 1) agree on expectations regarding scope, assumptions, and stakeholders, 2) develop a strategic business architecture to identify strategic gaps and opportunities, 3) develop an operations business architecture to define processes, data, and organizations, 4) define the current state solution architecture by mapping systems, projects, and architectures, 5) define a future state solution architecture with new applications and alignment to strategies, and 6) create a roadmap that groups capabilities into initiatives and sequences projects. The approach aims to define why and what needs to be built and how to get there to deliver business and IT value.
The document provides information about using customer journey maps. It begins with housekeeping notes and an agenda. It then discusses what makes an effective journey map, including that they visualize actions, thoughts, and feelings over time. There are four types of maps that can be created: current state, future state, blueprint, and day in the life. Ten ways to use journey maps are identified, such as improving the current experience, envisioning the future experience, driving organizational change, and communicating with customers. The presentation encourages determining the business objective and appropriate map type to create.
Lightning Talk #14: Blueprint for change by Ally Reevesux singapore
By changing the way we see large businesses and government, we can begin to understand what should be changed.
Service Blueprinting can be a powerful way to bring people together from different product lines, service lines, and disciplines. In this lightning talk session, Ally will share her own experience of using service blueprints in design for healthcare.
You will walk away with an understanding of how service blueprints are created and ways in which the resulting knowledge can immediately begin to transform how you do business.
Chris Ham: Integrated care in Northern Ireland, Scotland and WalesThe King's Fund
Chris Ham, Chief Executive of The King's Fund, looks at what the health and social care system in England can learn from the experiences of the other countries of the United Kingdom.
Time to Think Differently: The case for changeThe King's Fund
Our Time to Think Differently programme has made the case for change and highlighted the trends that will influence the way health and social care is delivered in future.
To help you explore and share this work, we are creating a series of downloadable slidepacks. We hope that they will inform your thinking and discussions about the future of care.
The first pack in this series explores the pressures on the health and social care delivery system and why it needs to change to meet the challenges of the future.
The document discusses how to build a case for change within an organization. It explains that a clear vision of the future state is important, including what products/services, technology, operations, structure, and stakeholder interactions will be like. A case for change should introduce the driver for change, what type of change it is (developmental, transitional, or transformational), and address questions about the scope, strategy alignment, stakeholders, sponsorship, benefits, resources, risks, dependencies, impacts, success factors, feedback, and success measurement. Communicating the case through storytelling can help stakeholders envision the future state. Gaining support involves engaging stakeholders in dialogue to understand concerns and build trust early in the change process.
The document discusses key features of successful organizational change and transformation. It identifies 10 potential points of failure for change initiatives, including a lack of clear goals, short-term thinking, and inconsistency between leadership statements and actions. It emphasizes the importance of strong leadership, communication, and involving employees in the change process to build commitment and ensure success.
This presentation discusses change management strategies. It defines change management as applying tools, processes, skills and principles to manage people through change to achieve project goals. The key aspects of change management include understanding who is impacted, supporting change teams and strategies, and analyzing risks and resistance. An effective change management strategy considers timing, culture, short-term wins, and clear communication. Strategies include visioning, engaging employees, amending plans based on feedback, committed communication, and managing the change project until the new approach is established.
This document provides an overview of leading corporate change and change management. It discusses key principles of change including viewing change as a process, linking change to business goals, building organizational capacity for change, and understanding that behavioral change occurs at the emotional level. It also outlines five key activities for effective change management: motivating change, creating a vision, developing political support, managing the transition, and sustaining momentum. Additionally, it discusses forces for change, resistance to change, and elements to enable change such as change architecture, communication, performance management, and leadership capacity.
1) The document compares five popular models for managing business change: Kotter's 8 steps, Bridges' transition model, Rogers' technology adoption curve, Kubler-Ross' five stage grief model, and Prosci's ADKAR model.
2) Each model provides a framework for understanding how organizations and individuals experience and respond to change. Kotter's model focuses on buy-in and clear steps. Bridges differentiates between change and transition. Rogers' model describes how innovations are adopted over time. Kubler-Ross' model applies grief stages to change. ADKAR focuses on specific business results.
3) While no single model can perfectly capture the complexity of change, these frameworks provide useful
Quick reference guide for Six Sigma Green belts doing their first projects.
Clears some confusión about which tool to use and when.
Guides along the Six Sigma way of thinking for discovery and sustainability.
- The document discusses the origins and development of Lean manufacturing and Six Sigma processes at Toyota Motor Company in the 1950s as they struggled with limited resources. Engineers Taiichi Ohno and Shigeo Shingo developed the Toyota Production System (TPS) to reduce waste and increase efficiency.
- TPS and Six Sigma methodology focus on reducing defects and process variation to improve quality and efficiency. When implemented together as Lean Six Sigma, they provide a systematic approach to continuous process improvement.
- Lean Six Sigma can be applied to manufacturing and service industries to reduce waste and improve processes in order to increase customer satisfaction and cost savings. The document outlines a sample deployment plan to implement Lean Six Sigma at an organization.
This document provides an overview of a workshop on mapping the sales tax process using SIPOC (Suppliers, Inputs, Processes, Outputs, Customers). The workshop objectives are to explain Lean Six Sigma concepts, teach how to build a SIPOC diagram and process maps, and apply these tools to map the sales tax process. Attendees will learn the purpose and benefits of process mapping, and how to identify improvement opportunities by mapping processes.
This document provides an overview of Six Sigma and its application to software development. It discusses key Six Sigma concepts like DMAIC (Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, Control), tools used in each phase, and how they can help improve processes and reduce defects in software development. It also covers process maturity models, different types of waste specific to software development, and how Six Sigma principles of data-driven problem solving can help organizations deliver higher quality software and improve customer satisfaction.
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The document discusses Design for Six Sigma (DFSS), a methodology for designing products and processes to meet customer needs and expectations from the beginning. DFSS aims to create designs that are efficient, high-quality, and robust. It recasts the DMAIC model into DMADV or I2DOV, emphasizing early design phases to predict and improve quality upfront. DFSS changes organizations from focusing only on functionality to incorporating statistical analysis of failure modes and risk assessment into design.
This document provides information about MyEpcTeam.com, a cloud-based project management solution for the construction industry. It discusses common challenges in construction project management and how MyEpcTeam addresses them through an integrated platform. Key features are highlighted such as construction scheduling, engineering workflows, procurement tracking, progress measurement, and issue/punchlist management. Pricing details are also included, with subscription rates ranging from $25-60 per user per quarter.
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Six Sigma is a data-driven approach to process improvement that focuses on reducing defects. It involves identifying and removing the causes of errors and minimizing variability in manufacturing and business processes. The key goals are to improve customer satisfaction and lower costs. Typical Six Sigma projects follow the DMAIC methodology which stands for Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, and Control. Companies that have implemented Six Sigma programs have reported annual savings of $1.5 billion at Sun Microsystems, $600 million at JP Morgan Chase, and $500 million at Honeywell.
This document outlines the tools and activities used in the Measure phase of a Lean Six Sigma DMAIC project. It includes reviewing project documents, validating measurements, collecting baseline data, analyzing process capability, and identifying quick wins. Tools mentioned include value stream mapping, data collection planning, basic statistics, process capability analysis, control charts, and cause-and-effect diagrams. The document provides guidance on documenting measurements, operational definitions, measurement systems analysis, and documenting quick wins.
This document outlines the tools and activities used in the Measure phase of a Lean Six Sigma DMAIC project. It includes reviewing project documents, validating measurements, identifying quick wins, collecting baseline data, conducting an MSA, analyzing process capabilities, and documenting conclusions. The tools covered are process mapping, data collection planning, operational definitions, basic statistics, histograms, control charts, and calculating sigma levels.
This document provides an overview of SCRUM, an agile methodology for project management. It discusses the benefits of SCRUM, which include high customer satisfaction, velocity, agility, quality, and reduced risk. The document outlines the two phases of SCRUM projects: value and deliver. It also describes the key roles in SCRUM, including the product owner, scrum master, and cross-functional team members.
This project applies the Six Sigma DMAIC methodology to improve a sand casting process at a foundry in Southern India that manufactures flywheel outer casings. In the Define phase, the problem of high defect rates is stated. In the Measure phase, defect data is collected and the baseline sigma level is calculated. In the Analyze phase, statistical tools like Pareto charts and fishbone diagrams are used to identify sources of variation. In the Improve phase, solutions are implemented to reduce defects. Experimental results show the optimized process reduced defects and increased sigma levels, validating the Six Sigma approach.
Recording can be watched here: https://t.co/OLtqJNCMUf
Impact Mapping is a strategic planning technique that prevents Agile organizations from getting lost while building products and delivering projects by clearly communicating assumptions, helping teams align their activities with overall business objectives, and helping make better roadmap decisions. Impact mapping can help you make an impact, not just ship software. In this Scrum Alliance® Collaboration at Scale webinar, we presented an overview of Impact Mapping, outlined how it fits into Scrum-centric Agile practices, and explored some of the unique opportunities and drawbacks that occur when leveraging Impact Maps in distributed teams.
Time to Think Differently: The case for changeThe King's Fund
Our Time to Think Differently programme has made the case for change and highlighted the trends that will influence the way health and social care is delivered in future.
To help you explore and share this work, we are creating a series of downloadable slidepacks. We hope that they will inform your thinking and discussions about the future of care.
The first pack in this series explores the pressures on the health and social care delivery system and why it needs to change to meet the challenges of the future.
The document discusses how to build a case for change within an organization. It explains that a clear vision of the future state is important, including what products/services, technology, operations, structure, and stakeholder interactions will be like. A case for change should introduce the driver for change, what type of change it is (developmental, transitional, or transformational), and address questions about the scope, strategy alignment, stakeholders, sponsorship, benefits, resources, risks, dependencies, impacts, success factors, feedback, and success measurement. Communicating the case through storytelling can help stakeholders envision the future state. Gaining support involves engaging stakeholders in dialogue to understand concerns and build trust early in the change process.
The document discusses key features of successful organizational change and transformation. It identifies 10 potential points of failure for change initiatives, including a lack of clear goals, short-term thinking, and inconsistency between leadership statements and actions. It emphasizes the importance of strong leadership, communication, and involving employees in the change process to build commitment and ensure success.
This presentation discusses change management strategies. It defines change management as applying tools, processes, skills and principles to manage people through change to achieve project goals. The key aspects of change management include understanding who is impacted, supporting change teams and strategies, and analyzing risks and resistance. An effective change management strategy considers timing, culture, short-term wins, and clear communication. Strategies include visioning, engaging employees, amending plans based on feedback, committed communication, and managing the change project until the new approach is established.
This document provides an overview of leading corporate change and change management. It discusses key principles of change including viewing change as a process, linking change to business goals, building organizational capacity for change, and understanding that behavioral change occurs at the emotional level. It also outlines five key activities for effective change management: motivating change, creating a vision, developing political support, managing the transition, and sustaining momentum. Additionally, it discusses forces for change, resistance to change, and elements to enable change such as change architecture, communication, performance management, and leadership capacity.
1) The document compares five popular models for managing business change: Kotter's 8 steps, Bridges' transition model, Rogers' technology adoption curve, Kubler-Ross' five stage grief model, and Prosci's ADKAR model.
2) Each model provides a framework for understanding how organizations and individuals experience and respond to change. Kotter's model focuses on buy-in and clear steps. Bridges differentiates between change and transition. Rogers' model describes how innovations are adopted over time. Kubler-Ross' model applies grief stages to change. ADKAR focuses on specific business results.
3) While no single model can perfectly capture the complexity of change, these frameworks provide useful
Quick reference guide for Six Sigma Green belts doing their first projects.
Clears some confusión about which tool to use and when.
Guides along the Six Sigma way of thinking for discovery and sustainability.
- The document discusses the origins and development of Lean manufacturing and Six Sigma processes at Toyota Motor Company in the 1950s as they struggled with limited resources. Engineers Taiichi Ohno and Shigeo Shingo developed the Toyota Production System (TPS) to reduce waste and increase efficiency.
- TPS and Six Sigma methodology focus on reducing defects and process variation to improve quality and efficiency. When implemented together as Lean Six Sigma, they provide a systematic approach to continuous process improvement.
- Lean Six Sigma can be applied to manufacturing and service industries to reduce waste and improve processes in order to increase customer satisfaction and cost savings. The document outlines a sample deployment plan to implement Lean Six Sigma at an organization.
This document provides an overview of a workshop on mapping the sales tax process using SIPOC (Suppliers, Inputs, Processes, Outputs, Customers). The workshop objectives are to explain Lean Six Sigma concepts, teach how to build a SIPOC diagram and process maps, and apply these tools to map the sales tax process. Attendees will learn the purpose and benefits of process mapping, and how to identify improvement opportunities by mapping processes.
This document provides an overview of Six Sigma and its application to software development. It discusses key Six Sigma concepts like DMAIC (Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, Control), tools used in each phase, and how they can help improve processes and reduce defects in software development. It also covers process maturity models, different types of waste specific to software development, and how Six Sigma principles of data-driven problem solving can help organizations deliver higher quality software and improve customer satisfaction.
Want to set up a Digital Signage network Business TV or Advertising and get best garanties? Go for a method that afford you to secure development and quality of service
The document discusses Design for Six Sigma (DFSS), a methodology for designing products and processes to meet customer needs and expectations from the beginning. DFSS aims to create designs that are efficient, high-quality, and robust. It recasts the DMAIC model into DMADV or I2DOV, emphasizing early design phases to predict and improve quality upfront. DFSS changes organizations from focusing only on functionality to incorporating statistical analysis of failure modes and risk assessment into design.
This document provides information about MyEpcTeam.com, a cloud-based project management solution for the construction industry. It discusses common challenges in construction project management and how MyEpcTeam addresses them through an integrated platform. Key features are highlighted such as construction scheduling, engineering workflows, procurement tracking, progress measurement, and issue/punchlist management. Pricing details are also included, with subscription rates ranging from $25-60 per user per quarter.
Tree Plotter - Tree Inventory Software - Updates & Training Webinar - Q4 2016Ian Hanou
Plan-It Geo presented the latest features, new custom modules, and what's coming in 2017 for Tree Plotter, our comprehensive GIS web/mobile tree inventory software. A link to the recorded webinar is included.
Six Sigma is a data-driven approach to process improvement that focuses on reducing defects. It involves identifying and removing the causes of errors and minimizing variability in manufacturing and business processes. The key goals are to improve customer satisfaction and lower costs. Typical Six Sigma projects follow the DMAIC methodology which stands for Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, and Control. Companies that have implemented Six Sigma programs have reported annual savings of $1.5 billion at Sun Microsystems, $600 million at JP Morgan Chase, and $500 million at Honeywell.
This document outlines the tools and activities used in the Measure phase of a Lean Six Sigma DMAIC project. It includes reviewing project documents, validating measurements, collecting baseline data, analyzing process capability, and identifying quick wins. Tools mentioned include value stream mapping, data collection planning, basic statistics, process capability analysis, control charts, and cause-and-effect diagrams. The document provides guidance on documenting measurements, operational definitions, measurement systems analysis, and documenting quick wins.
This document outlines the tools and activities used in the Measure phase of a Lean Six Sigma DMAIC project. It includes reviewing project documents, validating measurements, identifying quick wins, collecting baseline data, conducting an MSA, analyzing process capabilities, and documenting conclusions. The tools covered are process mapping, data collection planning, operational definitions, basic statistics, histograms, control charts, and calculating sigma levels.
This document provides an overview of SCRUM, an agile methodology for project management. It discusses the benefits of SCRUM, which include high customer satisfaction, velocity, agility, quality, and reduced risk. The document outlines the two phases of SCRUM projects: value and deliver. It also describes the key roles in SCRUM, including the product owner, scrum master, and cross-functional team members.
This project applies the Six Sigma DMAIC methodology to improve a sand casting process at a foundry in Southern India that manufactures flywheel outer casings. In the Define phase, the problem of high defect rates is stated. In the Measure phase, defect data is collected and the baseline sigma level is calculated. In the Analyze phase, statistical tools like Pareto charts and fishbone diagrams are used to identify sources of variation. In the Improve phase, solutions are implemented to reduce defects. Experimental results show the optimized process reduced defects and increased sigma levels, validating the Six Sigma approach.
Recording can be watched here: https://t.co/OLtqJNCMUf
Impact Mapping is a strategic planning technique that prevents Agile organizations from getting lost while building products and delivering projects by clearly communicating assumptions, helping teams align their activities with overall business objectives, and helping make better roadmap decisions. Impact mapping can help you make an impact, not just ship software. In this Scrum Alliance® Collaboration at Scale webinar, we presented an overview of Impact Mapping, outlined how it fits into Scrum-centric Agile practices, and explored some of the unique opportunities and drawbacks that occur when leveraging Impact Maps in distributed teams.
This presentation is intended to give the reader a brief of Lean Six Sigma. It is tried to impart the knowledge based on personal learnings and literature available over the internet related to Lean Six Sigma Yellow and Green Belt.
Sitfra 2016 Prozesstracking with SAP Process ObserverMartinHofmann99
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PE Playbook - Process Excellence
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SIPOC
Affinity Diagram
Cause-and-Effect Diagram
Control Chart
CTQ Tree
Design of Experiments (DoE)
VOCTRIZ
Stratification
Stakeholder Analysis
Quality Control ProcessChart
Pugh Matrix
Prototyping
Project Charter
Process Sigma
Prioritization Matrix
Pareto Chart
MGP
Mind Map
Lessons Learned
Kano Model
In-and-Out-of-Scope Tool
HOQ
Gage R&R study
FTA
Frequency Plot
FMEA
Flow Diagram
Five Whys
Design Scorecards
PE PLAYBOOK
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Who am I?
• Enterprise architect
• My passion, give to your business value, efficiency and vision
• Previous work experience: CEO outdoor sports events company,
SAP consultant, 16 years Johnson & Johnson
• PE black belt six sigma certified
• PMP
• I love to combine sports and the sunrise
• https://twitter.com/Sgielen1
• https://fr.linkedin.com/in/sonjagielen
• http://www.gisoco.com
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SIPOC
Affinity Diagram
Cause-and-Effect Diagram
Control Chart
CTQ Tree
Design of Experiments (DoE)
VOCTRIZ
Stratification
Stakeholder Analysis
Quality Control Process Chart
Pugh Matrix
Prototyping
Project Charter
Process Sigma
Prioritization Matrix
Pareto Chart
MGP
Mind Map
Lessons Learned
Kano Model
In-and-Out-of-Scope Tool
HOQ
Gage R&R study
FTA
Frequency Plot
FMEA
Flow Diagram
Five Whys
Design Scorecards
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Lean
✔ ️
✔ ️
Agree what customer really wants
Understand your process
✔ ️ Smooth the flow
✔ ️ Shift from push to pull
✔ ️ Continue to attack waste
Measure
Process
Exists?Define
Measure
Analyze
Analyze
Design
Innovative
Improvement
Verify
Validate
Control
Yes
No
PE is a structured approach consisting of 5 phases to improve current process (DMAI2C) or to design new process (DMADV2) in a
controlled efficient way.
Process Excellence (PE)
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• PE
o Project Charter
o Stakeholder Analysis
o SIPOC
o VOC
§ Affinity Diagram
§ Kano Model
§ CTQ Tree
• DEX
oProject Charter
oMulti-Generation Plan (MGP)
oIn-and-Out-of-Scope Tool
oStakeholder Analysis
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Phase 1 - DefineMeasure
Proces
s
Exists?
Define
Measure
Analyze
Analyze
Design
Innovative
Improvement
Verify
Validate
Control
Yes
No
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• PE
o Prioritization matrix
o FMEA
o Stratification
o Gage R&R study
o Plots
§ Frequency Plot
§ Pareto Chart
§ Control Chart
o Process sigma
• DEX
oVOC
§ Affinity Diagram
§ Kano Model
oHouse of Quality (HOQ)
oDesign Scorecards
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Phase 2 - MeasureMeasure
Proces
s
Exists?
Define
Measure
Analyze
Analyze
Design
Innovative
Improvement
Verify
Validate
Control
Yes
No
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• PE
o Affinity Diagram
o Five Whys
o Cause-and-Effect Diagram
o Flow Diagram
o Plots
§ Frequency Plot
§ Pareto Chart
§ Control Chart
o Design of Experiments (DoE)
• DEX
oConcept
§ Mind Map
§ TRIZ
§ Flow Diagram
oFeasibility
§ Pugh matrix
§ FMEA
§ FTA
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Phase 3 - AnalyzeMeasure
Proces
s
Exists?
Define
Measure
Analyze
Analyze
Design
Innovative
Improvement
Verify
Validate
Control
Yes
No
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• PE Innovative Improvement
o Generate Solutions
§ Prioritizaton matrix
o Pilot Solution based on data from
§ Design of Experiments
§ Flow Diagrams
§ FMEA
§ Stakeholder Analysis
• DEX Design
oPrototyping
oDetailed Design Elements
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Phase 4Measure
Proces
s
Exists?
Define
Measure
Analyze
Analyze
Design
Innovative
Improvement
Verify
Validate
Control
Yes
No
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• PE Control
o Quality Control Process Chart
o Control Chart
o Lessons Learned
• DEX Verify Validate
oHardware/Software Validation
oSoftware Testing
oDesign Scorecards
oPlots
§ Frequency Plot
§ Pareto Chart
§ Control Chart
§ Process sigma
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Phase 5Measure
Proces
s
Exists?
Define
Measure
Analyze
Analyze
Design
Innovative
Improvement
Verify
Validate
Control
Yes
No
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Detailed Design Elements
• Service / Product
• Value to the customer
• Process
• SIPOC, Activity Flow Diagrams, Focus on VA, Minimize failures
• Information systems
• IT data, integration, application and infrastruture architectures
• Organization
• Deployment Flow Diagram
• Facilities
• Equipment / Materials
• Environment
• Regulatory
• Public opinion
• Community
• Environmental risks
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DMAI2C - DMADV2
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Flow Diagram
• Basic flow diagram (see SIPOC)
• To identify major process steps
• Activity flow diagram
• To identify loops, complexity
• Deployment flow diagram
• To identify organizational inefficiencies
• Opportunity flow diagram
• To identify Value Added – Non Value Added process steps (VA – NVA)
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DMAI2C - DMADV2
Start/End
Decision
Activity
Groups/Departments/PeopleStart/End
Decision
Activity
VA NVA
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FMEA
DMAI2C - DMADV2
Process
step
Potential
Failure
Potential
Effect
Severity
of Effect
Potential
Cause
Cause
Occurrence
Current
controls
Cause
Detection
RPN Action
x x.1
x.2
y y.1
Failure Mode and Effect Analysis
RPN Risk Priority Number (RPN)
Multiply the 3 rates
Rate Severity – Occurrence – Detection:
1 Good
10 Bad
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Fault Tree Analysis (FTA)
DMAI2C - DMADV2
Undesired
event
Failure
To identify the weak points in a design concept
Failure Failure
Basic failure, no lower
level
Failure with lack of
information, no lower level
OR
AND
FailureFailure Failure Failure
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Process sigma
DMAI2C - DMADV2
Accuracy
Rate (Yield)
DPMO Process
Sigma
69% 308,537 2
93% 66,807 3
99% 6,210 4
99,977% 233 5
99,9997% 3.4 6
Data
Opportunities for defects 20
Defects 4
Results
Failure Rate 0,2000
Accuracy Rate 0,8000
Sigma Level 0,8416
Long Term Sigma Level 2,3416
Example with Data from control chart:
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Project Charter
DMAI2C - DMADV2
Status Elements
Scope Has the scope of the project increased or decreased?
Timing Is the project currently scheduled to be completed on-time?
Resources Is the project staffed with the appropriate resources?
Issues Are the project issues being properly managed and resolved?
Status Levels
No significant issues/risks exist that could impact scope, schedule, or budget
Issues/risks exists that could/may impact scope, schedule, or budget
Milestones have/will be missed; risks/issues exist that will likely impact scope,
schedule, or budget
Stakeholders Status
Scope Timing Resources Issues
Problem Statement Project Goal & Scope
KPIsTeam
Lead
Members
Milestones & Deliverables Key Accomplishments
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TRIZ
DMAI2C - DMADV2
A “knowledge base” model for generating innovative solutions
Your
knowledge
Team
knowledge
Company
knowledge
Competitors
industries
knowledge
Non-Competitors
industries
knowledge
All other
information
Gartner
Forrester
…