Developed, effective management systems must continually improve or they slowly deteriorate – often before people realize that a problem exists. Regardless of the management fad the organization has chosen for that month, continual improvement always involves two things (see step
Nine
of the
system development grid):
- Redefining process and system objectives
- Redesigning processes and the system to meet these objectives
Common techniques used today include lean six sigma, business process analysis and various other quality management techniques. Any approach applied well (with top management commitment, organizational learning, discipline and perseverance) will succeed; any approach applied poorly will fail. The particular tools used depend upon what the organization wants to accomplish. Regardless, all improvement initiatives are founded in items 1 and 2 above.
Our consultants will work with your team to apply quality management techniques, including lean six sigma, to analyze your processes and system. Our services include:
- Analyzing processes to determine process capability and opportunities for improvement
- Process and design FMEA
- Applied lean methodology to remove process and system waste
- Design of experiments
- Analyzing and improving process measurement systems
- Database development to support process measurement systems
Every management system is different and organizations have different needs.
Please contact us with your project objectives.
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