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The Root Cause Corrective Activation method should be used…
to address sporadic problems
Dr. Juran said that "All improvements happen ________?_________ and in no other way
project by project
What continuous improvement method should you use to improve an existing process?
Six Sigma DMAIC (Define Measure Analyze Improve Control)
Project method: Plan should use
Six Sigma DMADV (Define Measure Analyze Design Verify)
Project method: Control should use
Six Sigma DMAC (Design Measure Analyze Control)
Project method: Improve should use
Six Sigma DMAIC (Define Measure Analyze Improve Control)
A process is
a value stream
A value stream includes
all activities which are required to bring goods or services from conception to commercialization
The father of the Toyota Production System and the Seven Types of Waste was ______________.
Taiichi Ohno
? = f(x) when talking about improving a process?
The project Y
In terms of process efficiency, government regulations are what type of waste?
Non-value added, but necessary
If a process is running perfectly (at a 6σ level) and can product 1,000,000 products, how many errors can be expected?
3.4
What actions are an important role for the Continuous Improvement Council?
Review progress, and assist teams in the event of obstacles
People in what role develop, coach, and lead multi-functional improvement teams?
Black Belt
Who provides leadership to management groups in the integration of Continuous Improvement approaches within an organizations business strategy?
A master black belt
1st stage of team growth
Forming
2nd stage of team growth
Storming
3rd stage of team growth
Norming
4th stage of team growth
Performing
2 characteristics of effective teams
Consensus decisions, Clear purpose
Questions that help team members respond effectively are _________ questions
Clarifying and Confirming
Which method is used to reduce variation?
DMAIC
When multiple teams try to improve the same problem, they often
come up with the same solution
Lean is used to
reduce delivery time
which DMAIC tool is used to focus on the project Y?
Pareto analysis
You quantify the problem statement in which step of the DMAIC methodology?
Define
An example of a Lean tool
6S
Lean processes known as "cells" or "lines" are usually situated in what shape?
horseshoe
Lean can be…
combined with other methodologies
All improvement opportunities fall into the following categories
Faster, Better, Cheaper
The Cost of Poor Quality consists of…
all costs that would disappear if everything worked perfectly
The finance department is…
involved in the project reporting cycle
This is included in a project charter
project scope
The first step to selecting projects is to
Identify potential projects
MOMS acronym
Measurable, Observable, Manageable, Significant
COAQ
Cost of Attaining Quality
TCOQ
Total Cost of Quality
COPQ
Cost of Poor Quality
COAQ + COPQ =
TCOQ
Cost of Poor Quality =
Actual Cost - Minimum Cost
Most costs associated with COPQ are
Hidden
What is DMAIC?
a five step methodology that organizations use to achieve breakthrough improvement
in Y = f(x) the Y is…
the defect
in Y = f(x) the f(x) is…
unknown causes to be discovered by the improvement team
the voice of the customer should be recorded…
verbatim
A Pareto diagram helps improvement teams determine…
the "Vital Few" factors leading to an effect
Why should a project team conduct a stakeholder analysis?
To help develop strategies that influence stakeholders
What is the first step a team should take when collecting the voice of the customer?
Record the issue in the customer's own voice
What tool should a project team use when identifying and grouping key issues?
Affinity Process
How many process steps are included in a SIPOC diagram?
4-8
What is the order to fill out a SIPOC diagram?
Process > Output > Customer > Input > Supplier
When writing process statements for a SIPOC, use…
verbs
What column in a SIPOC diagram gets filled out after the process step?
Output
What should be used to describe process outputs in a SIPOC?
Nouns
The two types of measures are on _____ and _____.
efficiency, effectiveness
the 80/20 rule
80% of failures are caused by 20% of the defects
the Pareto Principle
any group of factors contributing to a common effect, a relative few of the contributors account for most of the effect
the Vital Few
A small number of sources account for most of the problem
the Useful Many
The large number of remaining sources individually and collectively account for a relatively small part of the entire problem
When there is not a clear breakpoint between the vital few and useful many, the area in between is called the…
Awkward zone
The first step in developing a data collection plan is to…
Make a list of questions to be answered
The tool used to collect data is called…
the sensor
sample size = [ (confidence/variation) / ____________ ]^2
precision
________ is the presence or influence of any factor that causes the population or process being sampled to appear different from what it actually is
Bias
How do you validate a process map?
walk the process
on a process map, an activity symbol is depicted as…
a rectangle
Lean tool 6S, S1:
Sort
Lean tool 6S, S2:
Set in Order
Lean tool 6S, S3:
Sweep and Shine
Lean tool 6S, S4:
Standardize
Lean tool 6S, S5:
Self-Discipline
Lean tool 6S, S6:
Safety
What are Red Tags used for?
Showing disposition for an item (S1: Sort)
What does a Value Stream Map include?
All process steps required to complete a service or produce an output
The sequential order of activities needed to deliver work units to a customer in order to complete a process is known as…
Flow
Demand =
[Product or Service] / Time
Capacity =
[Work effort or Available time] / Longest Cycle Time
__________ is the amount of time it takes for a customer to order one unit of demand
Takt Time
What is lead time?
the overall time from order to delivery
Why should you analyze data?
To determine which theories are the root cause of the problem
What tool should be used to narrow down the list of theories created by the team?
Pareto Analysis
What kind of chart is good for showing proportions?
Pie chart
What kind of graph or chart is useful only when the sum of dependent variables are meaningful?
Stacked bar graph
What tool quickly displays stratified data?
Pareto diagram
If initial stratification does not yield useful results…
stratify by other variables
a normal "perfect" distribution is called
a bell shaped distribution
there are three important characteristics to histograms; its center, its width, and ________
Its shape
How many data points do you need to create a reliable box plot?
8
What do you need to do with your data before you create a box plot?
Put the data points in order
How many data points should you have in order to create a scatter diagram?
at least 40
What is the first step of 5-Why Analysis?
Write down the specific problem statement
RPN stands for
risk priority number
How to calculate RPN
Severity * Occurrence * Detection
What tool is the bases for causes listed on an Impact Control Matrix?
Cause-Effect diagram
Barriers and Aids charts are visual models of _________ often unseen or overlooked when incurring change
challenges
What tool do you use to come up with lists of barriers and aids?
Brainstorming
What is the purpose of a Barriers and Aids chart?
To display potential barriers and identify ways to overcome them
A Pugh matrix compares concepts against a ________
baseline
control charts show
variation in a process
Errors are causes of
defects