Lean
DMAIC – Measure – Stakeholder Analysis
Definition of Stakeholder Any individual or group can either influence or might be affected by the project. Their support is key to the success of the project. Some examples of key stakeholders: CustomersOperations ManagementHourly and staffSuppliers and end-usersRegulatory Body A stakeholder can offer both support and resistance: Technical or functional…
Read More »Introduction to Lean Principles
Principle #1. Specify and Focus on Value Any activity or task that transforms a product or service in such a way that the customer is both aware of it and willing to pay for it;Can be defined only by the ultimate customer;It is meaningful only when expressed in terms of…
Read More »3D’s Analysis
Threats and Opportunity Matrix identifies the “Why?” of a change; 3 D’s Analysis helps identify what it will take to get buy in for the change; People are influenced in 3 main ways: Data; Demonstration; Demand. 3 D’s analysis help identify potential leverage points that the team can use.
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4M Analysis Process: Root Cause Guide for Manufacturing
Learn how to use 4M Analysis to find manufacturing root causes across People, Machine, Method, and Material with diagrams, examples, and checklist.
