Reactive
Proactive
Prioritization
Roles and Responsibilities
Problem Definition – What/When/Where
Why “who” is not important?
What is the problem?
Effective problem statement
The need for evidence
Interview techniques
Incident causal analysis
Scope/constraints
Causes and Time Lines
Costs – impact and resolution
Measuring the problem
Process and definition
Sampling and collection Plan
5 Whys and Beyond
Cause and Effect charts/production
Logical analysis
Data Analysis
Process Analysis
Ishikawa diagrams
Cause and Effect Matrix
5 Whys Application
Root Cause Hypothesis
Cause-Mapping techniques
Root cause verification
Identify solution
Brainstorming Techniques
Evaluate solutions
Impact/effort analysis
Developing selected solution
Risk analysis
Error-Proofing methods
Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (general coverage)
Implementation planning process and tools
*Note: Case studies generated from within the actual organization will make the course material and tools more real and effective for use while gaining value for delegates and reinforcing the learning endeavor.