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Quality Circles were invented by Dr. Ishikawa as a way to empower workers to enhance product design, make the workplace safer and improve the processes
A Task Board is a visual management tool that can help identify if action items have been completed by turning task board cards from red
A daily meeting that is approximately 15 minutes long with direct reports. For a better understanding of Huddle Meetings and an overview of Lean Six Sigma, check
Parallel Processing indicates that two separate activities are taking place at the same time. This is a common improvement technique used to reduce the overall
summary Summary Template What are Process Voices? Process Voices captures the four distinct âvoicesâ for any given process. The Voice of the Business reflects the
The Gemba Board is a method of collecting process issues and potential countermeasures that have been uncovered by the people working within the process. Once
The Process Walk Board is a method of collecting process issues and potential countermeasures that have been uncovered by the people working within the process.
A Kanban Board is relative of the Kanban cards (Kanban is Japanese for “signpost”) that were originally developed to aid production at Toyota. Instead of
Leader Task Boards are a visual check system to review critical workplace items. Itâs comprised of a list of tasks related to safety, quality, production,
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