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The benefits of pareto analysis are as follows:

It helps to identify top root causes, Corrective and preventive action can be better planned, Helps to improve problem-solving and decision-making skills, Improves the effectiveness of quality management, Useful in every form of leadership decision

Exploratory Tools

Pareto analysis, Fishbone diagram, Gantt chart, PERT chart

Ishikawa describes these contributing factors as the 6 Ms in the manufacturing world:

Manpower, Machine, Method/measurement, Material, Money, Mother nature

Is a technique used for decision making based on the Pareto Principle.

Pareto analysis

Pareto Principle is also known as _____.

80/20 rule

80% of impacts are due to 20% of causes.

Pareto principle

Pareto Analysis was named by ______, an Italian economist

Vilfredo Pareto

Pareto Principle is also called the law of ______.

The vital few and trivial many

Pareto Analysis was later updated by a quality evangelist _____ who observed that the logarithmic mathematical model which Pareto had developed is not only applicable to Economics but also in Quality Management and many other fields.

Joseph Juran

He concluded that the 80/20 rule is universal and named it a Pareto Principle.

Joseph Juran

it means many problems come from a relatively small number of causes.

Vital few

it refer to a large number of remaining causes result in

Trivial many

This is a statistical chart which orders the causes or problem in the descending order of their frequency and their cumulative impact.

Pareto chart

This is used inside the Pareto chart to rank the causes.

Histogram chart

This chart is also known as Pareto Diagram.

Pareto chart

Thi is a cause-and-effect discovery tool that helps figure out the reason(s) for defects, variations or failures within a process.

Fishbone diagram

It helps break down, in successive layers, root causes that potentially contribute to an effect.

Fishbone diagram

Sometimes called an Ishikawa diagram or cause-and-effect analysis.

Fishbone diagram

It is one of the main tools used in a root cause analysis.

Fishbone diagram

The concept of the fishbone diagram is said to have been around since the 1920s, but it was popularized by Japanese professor of engineering, ________, who, most notably, put into place the quality management processes for the Kawasaki shipyards.

Kaoru Ishikawa

It is a type of schedule or bar chart that allows you to lay out the schedule for your project.

Gantt chart

Gantt charts started with a man named __________ who was born in 1861 and died in 1919.

Henry Laurence Gantt

It was somewhere in _______ when Henry Gantt created the first bar charts to show a project schedule. It was the beginning of Gantt charts, but it definitely wasn’t the end.

1910 to 1915

it is a visual project management tool used to map out and track the tasks and timelines.

PERT chart

The name PERT is an acronym for:

Project/program, Evaluation, Review technique

Recording and Analysis Tools

Process flow chart, Flow process chart, Flow diagram

In manufacturing, it is a diagram of the separate steps of a operations/process in sequential order.

Process flow chart

It is a process analysis tool that can be used to describe various processes, such as: Manufacturing process, Project planning, and Service sectors etc.

Process flow chart

This provides the details of the events involving a product or material.

Product chart

This details how a person performs an operational sequence.

Operative flowchart

This is a powerful quality and decision-making tool. If implemented properly, it will help in identifying the major pitfalls in any process flow which in turn improves the quality of the product/business.

Pareto analysis

This is one of the 7 basic quality process tools and is applied across many industries by Managers to improve the business and quality.

Pareto analysis

In manufacturing, this is one of the basic seven quality control tools or 7 QC tools and is widely used in quality problem solving methodologies like 8D and Six Sigma.

Process flow chart

A pictorial representation of the layout of floors and buildings, showing the locations of all activities on the flow process chart.

Flow diagram

This the operational and/or functional labor of people engaged in the design and delivery of a product.

Manpower

This is a production process and its contributing service delivery processes.

Method

It is systems, tools, facilities and equipment used for production.

Machine

It is raw materials, components and consumables needed to produce a desired end product.

Material

This are environmental factors that are unpredictable and uncontrollable like weather, floods, earthquakes, fire, etc.

Mother nature

It is manual or automatic inspections and physical measurements

Measurement

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