This example uses a four-quadrant matrix to classify stakeholders based on their level of power and their degree of interest for a customer complaint reduction project.
This example uses a four-quadrant matrix to identify the most suitable projects and initiatives for a manufacturing plant, based on problem causes and time-span considerations.
This example uses a four-quadrant matrix based on the SWOT analysis method to evaluate the strategic position of a manufacturing organization.
This example uses the flowchart PowerPoint template, specifically the activity flowchart type, to clearly visualize the customer order processing steps, starting from order receipt and ending with payment collection.
This example uses the flowchart PowerPoint template, specifically the opportunity flowchart type, to clearly visualize the process of using an office copy machine. It distinguishes between value-added and non-value-added activities to identify improvement opportunities.
This example uses the flowchart PowerPoint template, specifically the swimlane or cross-functional type, to clearly visualize the steps for acquiring new equipment across four distinct business units.
This example uses the flowchart template, specifically the vertical swimlane type, to clearly visualize the steps for acquiring new equipment across four distinct business units.
This example uses a project issue register template to document all project issues along with their attributes and includes a heat map that visually highlights the impact and status of each issue.
This example is about a defect reduction project that utilizes an issue matrix heat map. The heat map provides a visual representation of the issues and make it easier to identify and prioritize them effectively.
This example uses the affinity diagram PowerPoint template to group continuous improvement tools into logical categories to visualize relationships and organize ideas systematically.
This example uses a fishbone diagram based on the 6Ms (Man, Method, Machine. Material, Environment, Measurement) to illustrate the increased health concern in a restaurant.
This example uses a fishbone diagram based on the 6Ms to illustrate the increased health concern in a restaurant. It allows for deeper analysis by reaching the second level of causes.
As an example, let’s say your team needs to decide whether to build a new website for the company or keep the old one. This is the result of this exercise using the decision balance sheet method.
The decision balance sheet can also be used for personal decision-making. This is an example of a personal decision balance sheet, where the challenge is deciding whether to accept a new job offer in another city.
The decision balance sheet can also be used for personal decision-making. This is an example of a personal decision balance sheet, where the challenge is deciding whether to accept a new job offer in another city.
