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- 1. Real-Time Pareto Charts How to get STARTED
- 2. Created by Tom Curtis 2011 Blog: www.onimproving.blogspot.com Other presentation on www.slideshare.net Under Onimproving Email: ideamerchants@gmail.com Follow me on Twitter @onimproving
- 3. Introduction A real-time pareto chart is a pareto chart (a pareto chart ranks highest to lowest) we build through observations. It gives us an easy way to start identifying where we need to work further. We do not need to set aside time to do it, we just mark what we see as we go. What follows are 7 steps to execute a real-time pareto. Follow the visuals and start tracking. This can be used anytime on anything, anywhere. Good luck and enjoy.
- 4. Steps 1-5 Prepare the Chart Structure
- 5. Add the Red Elements 1 Draw the Lines
- 6. Add the Categories Repair Blocked Starved Jammed 2
- 7. Add the X axis Label Repair Blocked Starved Jammed Items to Measure 3
- 8. 4 # of Add the Y label Repair Blocked Starved Jammed Items to Measure
- 9. 5 Machine Issues # of Add the Title Repair Blocked Starved Jammed Items to Measure
- 10. Steps 6-7 Use the Chart
- 11. Machine Issues Tally the Observations 6 # of X X X X X X X X X Repair Blocked Starved Jammed Items to Measure
- 12. Machine Issues 7 Draw a Conclusion I need to look # of X further at X why it jams X X X X X X X Repair Blocked Starved Jammed Items to Measure