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Force Field Analysis

Force field analysis represents a systematic decision-making framework that identifies, analyzes, and visualizes the competing forces surrounding any proposed change or decision. This powerful analytical tool helps change agents understand the complex dynamics at play...

Error-Proofing

Error proofing, also known as poka-yoke, is a quality control method used to prevent mistakes or defects in processes, products, or services. The primary goal of error-proofing is to design systems, processes, or tools that either prevent mistakes from happening or...

Data Collection Plan

Data Collection Plan A data collection plan outlines how data from your organization will be transformed into actionable insights. This plan will help you identify where your data is coming from, who can access it, and what it’s used for. We explain below...

Discrete Data

Many businesses use quantitative data to assess the performance of their products and departments. Quantitative data can be measured in many ways, including discrete and continuous data. Understanding the differences between these data types and how they are collected...

Continuous Flow

Delivering the right value to your customers at the right moment is a key part of keeping them loyal. Toyota, looking for a solution, developed “continuous-flow” in the mid-20th century. This is a better alternative to batching, which is the way...
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