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standardize success
correlation
regression analysis
analyze
where
when
what
a negative value
correl” is the formula to be
+ ve value
- ve value
in y column
enter days
in x column
enter distance
descriptive statistics report
editor > layout tool
independent” variable
input variable (x’s)
output variable (y’s)
who
evaluation
design
development
implement
implement the best solution
identify your problem
test potential solutions
study results
plan
do – check /study – act
selects the problem
objective are clearly identifi
current situation
solutions alternatives
small scale
appropriately tested
validated before committing
involves analyzing
allows evaluating
standardizing
documenting
sustain the improved process
organizations system
relation between two or more c
pearson correlation coefficie
symbol used is r
a value of zero
a positive value
parametric
alternative solutions
impact matrix
pugh concept
implementation plan
msa
selecting the correct measurem
assessing the measuring device
assessing procedures and opera
assessing any measurement inte
calibration
gage r&r
ata /rtr
anova
calibration may be required
a new instrument/ new auditor
change in the instrument
moving from one location to an
when a specified time period h
before and/or after a critical
change in the process
build calibration process
establish baseline
identify a facilitator
why
how
what is the point of the train
why are we doing it
behavioral change
will training help
improve the situation
what you want to accomplish
addie
assure
kemp design model
dependent” variable
independent” variable .
\
hypothesis testing
null hypothesis
alternative hypothesis
f-test
bartlett/levene test
2-sample t test
anova-one way
2 proportion test
chi-square test of association
non parametric test
a process for identifying the
set rules /goals
examine pieces
find patterns
continuous observation
trail and error
define problem with facts
data collection
5 why technique
fish bone diagram
test the best solution
evaluate results
we all need people
who will give us feedback
sandwich feedback
edge
explain describe give en
listen (take feedback
discuss
instruct
request to share best practice
look for his area of interest
and plan discussion
ask how can we improve
quality journey
design sampling plan -
random
systematic
stratified
clustered
what process capability ?
cp cpk
precision and accuracy
lsl
usl
process capability – cp : th
calculate cpk
good values for cpk
application of cp and cpk
pp
ppk vs cp
cpk
customer focus (internal/exter
decision based on facts and da
open and honest communication
all team member should have th
focus on process
not on indi
negative skew
how to compare box plot
how to draw box excel
fmea
design fmea
process fmea
material properties
geometry
tolerances
human factors
methods followed while process
materials used
measurement systems
environment factors
cost of quality
kaizen
full failure
partial failure
intermittent failure
degraded failure
unintentional failure
rpn number
rpn=s*o*d
pdca
set correct expectation
mid performing
more time on just how they ach
discuss on the challenges face
pointed towards opportunity
list top 3 opportunity to be w
set action plan against opport
s-m-a-r-t
what is box plot
descriptive statistics
whiskers
quartiles
spacings
skewness
show outliers
minimum
maximum
median (q2 / 50th percentile)
first quartile (q1 / 25th perc
third quartile (q3 / 75th perc
iqr =q3-q1= qn(0.75) –qn(0.25)
why box plot is useful
normal distribution
gembutsu
the real place
steps in gemba
have a plan
prepare your team
focus on process and not peopl
follow the value stream
ask question
document your observation
don’t suggest changes during w
walk in teams
mix up the schedule
follow-up with employees
return to gemba
5w’s and h
leadership lesson
wealth of life lessons
farmers are the lead character
mission/vision orientation
preparation is essential
get your hands dirty
run to fire in case of crisis
don’t shout at crop
share the fruits of your labor
cohesive management
strong shareholder value
high-quality standards
customer experience
customer loyalty vs experience
unexpected
basic
desired
surprising
nps
csat
customer effort score (ces)
csat/ces/nps
customer lifetime value (clv)
how do you measure clv?
customer revenue minus the cos
customer churn rate
first contact resolution (fcr)
customer service v/s customer
reactive
single
functional
what does gemba walk means?
japanese word “gemba”
business continuity plans
disaster recovery plans
outline of critical business
likely threats
business impact
analysis and risk assessment
multiple probability simulatio
probability
random variables
customer preferences
prevalence of competition
economic conditions
community outreach
cost of product
creating an initial model
simulating many different scen
make adjustments
define the problem and establi
determine the ranges
distribution of input variable
generate random sample
run the model
collect and analyse
summarize the results
store for better day
management lesson
convinced with his approach
lessons were gleaned
lessons are simply a reflectio
farmers pay attention
innate quality
hard work
constant research
investment in time
what’s a business continuity
natural disasters
power outages
public health emergencies
civil unrest
cyberattacks
supply chain issues
reputational damage
acts of terror
assess and identify vulnerabil
create and prepare your plan
test and train
vital business functions:
possible threats to vital busi
quality management system
conduct an external audit
register the quality managemen
8 principles
customer focus
leadership
engagement of people
process approach
system approach to management
continual improvement
evidence-based decision making
relationship management
iso 9000
iso 9001
iso 13485
iso 50001
iso 45001
iso 21001
benefits of 5s
seiri
seiton
sesio
seiketsu
shitsuke
positive skew
-- implement agent self
kano model
expected needs
normal needs
exciting needs
when there is a limited time
when there is a limited resour
when you want to impress your
when you want to enhance curre
save time and money
identify priority areas
group your best features
increase customer satisfaction
must be (expected quality )
one – dimensional (desired qua
delighters (excited quality )
indifferent
reverse
customer expectation change
attitude change
customer needs change accordin
iso certification
develop a quality management s
supplier control
improvement of operations
cost reductions
food safety management system
food storage :
food preparation
facility design
waste management
) employee hygiene
what is operational excellence
continuous improvement
customer satisfaction
employee engagement
commercial impact
efficient resource usage
success pyramid
result
alignment toward common goal
cultural enablers
benefits of operational excell
efficiency in processes and us
cost reduction or containment
engaged
stable workforce
sort
set in order
shine
sustainability
5s training
defects
waiting time
extra motion
excess inventory
overproduction
extra processing
unnecessary transportation
unutilized talents
food safety audits
personal & facility
delivery& storage
preparation & cooking
holding& serving
clean
separate
cook
chill
consumer safety
regulatory compliance
interpret and draw conclusion
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standardize success
correlation
regression analysis
analyze
where
when
what
a negative value
correl” is the formula to be
+ ve value
- ve value
in y column
enter days
in x column
enter distance
descriptive statistics report
editor > layout tool
independent” variable
input variable (x’s)
output variable (y’s)
who
evaluation
design
development
implement
implement the best solution
identify your problem
test potential solutions
study results
plan
do – check /study – act
selects the problem
objective are clearly identifi
current situation
solutions alternatives
small scale
appropriately tested
validated before committing
involves analyzing
allows evaluating
standardizing
documenting
sustain the improved process
organizations system
relation between two or more c
pearson correlation coefficie
symbol used is r
a value of zero
a positive value
parametric
alternative solutions
impact matrix
pugh concept
implementation plan
msa
selecting the correct measurem
assessing the measuring device
assessing procedures and opera
assessing any measurement inte
calibration
gage r&r
ata /rtr
anova
calibration may be required
a new instrument/ new auditor
change in the instrument
moving from one location to an
when a specified time period h
before and/or after a critical
change in the process
build calibration process
establish baseline
identify a facilitator
why
how
what is the point of the train
why are we doing it
behavioral change
will training help
improve the situation
what you want to accomplish
addie
assure
kemp design model
dependent” variable
independent” variable .
\
hypothesis testing
null hypothesis
alternative hypothesis
f-test
bartlett/levene test
2-sample t test
anova-one way
2 proportion test
chi-square test of association
non parametric test
a process for identifying the
set rules /goals
examine pieces
find patterns
continuous observation
trail and error
define problem with facts
data collection
5 why technique
fish bone diagram
test the best solution
evaluate results
we all need people
who will give us feedback
sandwich feedback
edge
explain describe give en
listen (take feedback
discuss
instruct
request to share best practice
look for his area of interest
and plan discussion
ask how can we improve
quality journey
design sampling plan -
random
systematic
stratified
clustered
what process capability ?
cp cpk
precision and accuracy
lsl
usl
process capability – cp : th
calculate cpk
good values for cpk
application of cp and cpk
pp
ppk vs cp
cpk
customer focus (internal/exter
decision based on facts and da
open and honest communication
all team member should have th
focus on process
not on indi
negative skew
how to compare box plot
how to draw box excel
fmea
design fmea
process fmea
material properties
geometry
tolerances
human factors
methods followed while process
materials used
measurement systems
environment factors
cost of quality
kaizen
full failure
partial failure
intermittent failure
degraded failure
unintentional failure
rpn number
rpn=s*o*d
pdca
set correct expectation
mid performing
more time on just how they ach
discuss on the challenges face
pointed towards opportunity
list top 3 opportunity to be w
set action plan against opport
s-m-a-r-t
what is box plot
descriptive statistics
whiskers
quartiles
spacings
skewness
show outliers
minimum
maximum
median (q2 / 50th percentile)
first quartile (q1 / 25th perc
third quartile (q3 / 75th perc
iqr =q3-q1= qn(0.75) –qn(0.25)
why box plot is useful
normal distribution
gembutsu
the real place
steps in gemba
have a plan
prepare your team
focus on process and not peopl
follow the value stream
ask question
document your observation
don’t suggest changes during w
walk in teams
mix up the schedule
follow-up with employees
return to gemba
5w’s and h
leadership lesson
wealth of life lessons
farmers are the lead character
mission/vision orientation
preparation is essential
get your hands dirty
run to fire in case of crisis
don’t shout at crop
share the fruits of your labor
cohesive management
strong shareholder value
high-quality standards
customer experience
customer loyalty vs experience
unexpected
basic
desired
surprising
nps
csat
customer effort score (ces)
csat/ces/nps
customer lifetime value (clv)
how do you measure clv?
customer revenue minus the cos
customer churn rate
first contact resolution (fcr)
customer service v/s customer
reactive
single
functional
what does gemba walk means?
japanese word “gemba”
business continuity plans
disaster recovery plans
outline of critical business
likely threats
business impact
analysis and risk assessment
multiple probability simulatio
probability
random variables
customer preferences
prevalence of competition
economic conditions
community outreach
cost of product
creating an initial model
simulating many different scen
make adjustments
define the problem and establi
determine the ranges
distribution of input variable
generate random sample
run the model
collect and analyse
summarize the results
store for better day
management lesson
convinced with his approach
lessons were gleaned
lessons are simply a reflectio
farmers pay attention
innate quality
hard work
constant research
investment in time
what’s a business continuity
natural disasters
power outages
public health emergencies
civil unrest
cyberattacks
supply chain issues
reputational damage
acts of terror
assess and identify vulnerabil
create and prepare your plan
test and train
vital business functions:
possible threats to vital busi
quality management system
conduct an external audit
register the quality managemen
8 principles
customer focus
leadership
engagement of people
process approach
system approach to management
continual improvement
evidence-based decision making
relationship management
iso 9000
iso 9001
iso 13485
iso 50001
iso 45001
iso 21001
benefits of 5s
seiri
seiton
sesio
seiketsu
shitsuke
positive skew
-- implement agent self
kano model
expected needs
normal needs
exciting needs
when there is a limited time
when there is a limited resour
when you want to impress your
when you want to enhance curre
save time and money
identify priority areas
group your best features
increase customer satisfaction
must be (expected quality )
one – dimensional (desired qua
delighters (excited quality )
indifferent
reverse
customer expectation change
attitude change
customer needs change accordin
iso certification
develop a quality management s
supplier control
improvement of operations
cost reductions
food safety management system
food storage :
food preparation
facility design
waste management
) employee hygiene
what is operational excellence
continuous improvement
customer satisfaction
employee engagement
commercial impact
efficient resource usage
success pyramid
result
alignment toward common goal
cultural enablers
benefits of operational excell
efficiency in processes and us
cost reduction or containment
engaged
stable workforce
sort
set in order
shine
sustainability
5s training
defects
waiting time
extra motion
excess inventory
overproduction
extra processing
unnecessary transportation
unutilized talents
food safety audits
personal & facility
delivery& storage
preparation & cooking
holding& serving
clean
separate
cook
chill
consumer safety
regulatory compliance
interpret and draw conclusion
See more