Great visual depiction of how we should think about solving problems. One suggestion: under “Implement,” where you state “implement without formal project,” I would amend that to say “implement with a standard project management methodology.” While you wouldn’t need to use DMAIC or DFSS or any of the other quality improvement methodologies, you would very much need to follow an approach like PMI’s Initiate, Plan, Execute, Monitor/control, and Close. Otherwise, resources would be misaligned and misdirected, resulting in failure to meet projects’ cost, quality, and time requirements.
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Great visual depiction of how we should think about solving problems. One suggestion: under “Implement,” where you state “implement without formal project,” I would amend that to say “implement with a standard project management methodology.” While you wouldn’t need to use DMAIC or DFSS or any of the other quality improvement methodologies, you would very much need to follow an approach like PMI’s Initiate, Plan, Execute, Monitor/control, and Close. Otherwise, resources would be misaligned and misdirected, resulting in failure to meet projects’ cost, quality, and time requirements.
Best,
Steve
I like the visualization and clear flow = the strength of flowcharts anyway.
thank you; this is great!
Thanks, very useful!
this is great
The chart is a good starting point to introduct concept to “OTHERs”
Thanks
The chart is very useful and suggetive.
It is excellent approach
excellent !
thanks….. great job………..
Wonderful tool. Currently completing a thesis on how to implement improvements in a local NPO and i have greatly benefited from this template.