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1 What is the DMAIC process?
The DMAIC process is a structured continuous improvement process that aims to optimize processes and reduce variations in a business, industrial or transactional process. The acronym DMAIC stands for "Define", "Measure", "Analyze", "Improve" and "Control". 13694 Hits
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The "5 Whys" method is a technique used to understand the root causes of a problem. It was originally developed by Taiichi Ohno, the chief engineer of the Toyota production system.
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An operational audit of an organisation consists in evaluating the organization of a company. But the scope of the organisation is so vast (strategy, governance, functions, leadership, business processes, tools and information systems...), and the objective of the audit so varied, that no two audits are the same.
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Problem-solving is an essential skill in everyday life, in the professional world, and even in scientific research. However, with the multitude of approaches, methods, and techniques available, it can be challenging to navigate. Each problem is unique and may require a different approach. We will attempt to clarify the landscape of these approaches and methods by explaining their primary differences and when to use them, all summarized in the image above.
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The 5W2H method is a tool used to facilitate the analysis, understanding, or description of a situation or a problem. It helps to gather all essential information in a structured manner. The definition of 5W2H is: What, Who, Where, When, How, How many, Why.
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