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... The branch like effect can help contribute to the brainstorming effort as making things visible helps people build on the ideas of others and can also make gaps apparent. ... HOWEVER, when making a change to the process, it should always be a MINOR change. ... Too often people will over-correct by making too big of an adjustment which then causes the process to dramatically shift in the other direction. ... The histogram is not a bar chart and the use of histograms without knowledge of proper chart construction has led more than one organization into a minefield of poor decision making. ... One of the standard tools of improvement, flowcharts provide a visual depiction of the process at work and a basis for making improvements. The flowchart module contains details on how to create flowcharts, useful interviewing techniques as well as how to interpret flowcharts including the ten places to look for waste and value lost. ... A process flow chart is the most effective way to show the steps, decision points and standard times. ... Making Decisions
A. ... The Analytical Data Matrix is a versatile tool which can be used to help teams deal with a host of decision making and priority setting problems. For this tool, x and y axis represent the two basic decision criteria against which various alternatives will be evaluated. ... Each decision alternative is plotted on the matrix by their respective effort and impact scores. By reducing the decision criteria to two, the analytical matrix simplifies representation of the issues and can provide for effective communication of complex decisions. ... The criteria rating technique uses a matrix to compare various decision alternatives against evaluative criteria. ... In these situations of higher risk, decision techniques using evaluative criteria should be used. ... Nominal group technique (NGT) is a structured method for generating and prioritizing a list of ideas for making decisions. ... Decision Tree
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Approximate Word count = 5399
Approximate Pages = 21.6
(250 words per page double spaced)
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