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1 Quality Improvement: Problem Solving
Agenda Week 5 Review Homework Problems: Ch 2: 3, 7, 12 Lecture/discussion Chapter 3: Problem Solving PDSA Deming Text-10 Point Method Florida Power and Light Xerox HP Week 6 Assignment Homework Problems Ch 3: 2, 4 Desksides: 7 QC Tools Flow chart Pareto chart Histogram Cause and Effect Diagram Check sheet Scatter diagram Control chart Management tools Why-why Force field analysis Brainstorming* Quality Improvement: Problem Solving

2 Quality Improvement: Problem Solving
Chapter Three Quality Improvement: Problem Solving

3 What is QC Problem Solving?
“Problem solving, the isolation and analysis of a problem and the development of a permanent solution, is an integral part of the quality-improvement process”. Not hit or miss, but objective and systematic Not directed at symptoms, but rather at root causes Quality Improvement: Problem Solving

4 Problem Solving Process
Symptom Recognition Fact Finding Problem Identification Follow Up Idea Generation Solution Development Plan Implementation Quality Improvement: Problem Solving

5 All Managers Need Problem Solving Skills
80% of problems are external to QC organizations Quality problems transcend individual functions Companies need multi-discipline problem solving approach Management involvement and commitment is crucial Source: Feigenbaum, Total Quality Control, 1991, p. 151. Quality Improvement: Problem Solving

6 Problem Solving Skills for Managers
Understand and utilize a systematic problem solving process Ask the right questions Present information clearly and unambiguously Make judgments based on information PDSA Cycle Seven QC Tools Quality Improvement: Problem Solving

7 Quality Improvement: Problem Solving
10 Problem Solving Steps Recognize Problem ACT ACT PLAN PLAN STUDY STUDY DO DO Quality Improvement: Problem Solving

8 Quality Improvement: Problem Solving
Gap Analysis Internal or External Supplier Process A Internal or External Customer Output Input Requirements and Expectations Quality Characteristics Are there any gaps? Quality Improvement: Problem Solving

9 Quality Improvement: Problem Solving
11/10/2018 10 Problem Solving Steps Recognize Problem Continuous improvement Form quality improvement teams Ensure performance ACT Define Problem Evaluate Solution STUDY Analyze Problem PLAN Determine Possible Causes DO Identify Possible Solutions Implement Solution Quality Improvement: Problem Solving

10 Florida Power & Light’s 7 step model
Identify a problem area Identify the problem’s component parts Search data for root causes Identify and select countermeasures Confirm the problem responds to the correction Assure non-recurrence Decide what will be done with future problems - evaluate team effectiveness Quality Improvement: Problem Solving

11 Xerox Problem Solving Process
Quality Improvement: Problem Solving

12 Process Analysis Method
UNDERSTAND SELECT ANALYZE ADOPT PLAN CHECK DO Quality Improvement: Problem Solving

13 Why do we need the 7 QC tools?
TQM is data driven: data are impersonal; opinions are not. Experience is gained quickest by collecting and analyzing data. The 7 QC tools provide common methods of analysis to help problem solving teams operate effectively. Quality Improvement: Problem Solving

14 Quality Improvement: Problem Solving
PDSA and QC Tools Brainstorming Pareto analysis ACT ACT PLAN PLAN Why-Why diagram Run charts Cause and effect diagram STUDY STUDY DO DO Control charts Histograms Scatter diagrams Check sheets Control charts Scatter diagrams Check sheets Pareto charts Run charts Quality Improvement: Problem Solving

15 Quality Improvement: Problem Solving
Brainstorming Purpose - generate a list of problems opportunities ideas Success requires no criticism no arguing no negativism no evaluation Quality Improvement: Problem Solving

16 Problems for “Why-Why” discussion
What are the root causes? 787’s not being delivered on time Utility outages too frequent Fast food outlet profits falling Construct a “Why-why” diagram List problem statement Ask why 5 times; record responses Quality Improvement: Problem Solving


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