Transcription of Lean Problem Solving Zele 1107
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Lean Problem Solving Zele 1107
Author: Dirk DenutAuthor: Dirk DenutDate: month / 2011 Problem SolvingContent What do we know already? Introduction Benefits & goal Types 8 Step Problem Solving process Why? When? How? Quiz Time What do we know already?IntroductionBenefits of Structured Problem Solving process Remove time lostin debate Identify weakpoints in processes Discover systemiccauses Explain with reasons whyan incident occurred Gives a factualrepresentation of the incident Compare what actuallyhappened against what shouldhave happened, at any point during the , at any point during the Problem Solving to of Problem Solving methodsDMAICDMAIC8 Step Problem Solving data driven toolLast 3 Steps Deploy SolutionFirst 5 StepsDeploy SolutionShare KnowledgeCreate StandardsSolve theActual Problem8 Step Problem Solving ProcessWhy use this process approach?
Tools used in Problem Solving Universal principle, called the "vital few and trivial many“ Pareto's Principle or the 80/20 Rule - 20 percent of something
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