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Zero Quality Control: Source Inspection

Zero quality control refers to manufacturing or service environments where systematic quality assurance measures are absent. This dangerous approach means products reach customers without proper inspection, testing, or validation processes. Companies practicing zero...

Single Piece Flow in Lean Manufacturing

Single piece flow, also referred to as single piece flow or continuous flow, represents a fundamental shift in manufacturing philosophy. This lean manufacturing concept involves moving one workpiece at a time between operations within a production process, rather than...

Spaghetti Chart

Spaghetti Chart A spaghetti chart, also known as a Spaghetti Diagram and a Spaghetti Model, is a visual flow diagram that shows the activity or process. It can be used to identify areas of improvement. It is simply a visual representation of the basic flow between...

SIPOC

Lean Six Sigma SIPOC stands for Suppliers’ Inputs Process Outputs Customers. SIPOC, in practical terms, is a process mapping method and improvement method that summarises the inputs and outputs from one or more processes using SIPOC diagrams. COPIS is the...

Prioritization Matrix

A prioritization matrix can be used to help prioritize tasks, goals, or other items based on urgency and importance in project management. You can quickly determine how urgent or important something is and prioritize it so that you are always working on the most...
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