Table of contentsWhat Is 5 Why Problem-Solving?Why the “5 Whys”?What are the Benefits of the 5 Whys?When to Use This Method?What Is The Origin of 5 Whys Diagram?How to Use the 5 Whys Diagram?Important Things to RememberThe 5 Whys and the Fishbone...
Root Cause Analysis (RCA) systematically identifies the primary causes of an event, especially an undesired outcome. This process helps develop effective corrective actions. It goes beyond immediate causes and looks at the breakdowns in processes and systems that led...
White Belt training is where individuals begin their Lean Six Sigma journey. It represents a fresh start, like a blank canvas ready to be filled with new knowledge. The primary goal is to introduce learners to the essential terms and concepts of Lean Six Sigma,...
Kaizen is a Japanese philosophy of continuous improvement that focuses on small, incremental changes to processes, systems, and personal development. The idea behind Kaizen is that small, ongoing changes can lead to significant improvements in the long run. It...
Table of contents When companies have the wrong KPIs, or worse, no KPIs… I’m going to “clue you in” on the Root Cause of most Failures Aiming at fuzzy target(s) No target(s) (or not knowing that there is a target) Aiming at the wrong target(s) Trying to Aim at...