Definition Procedure Model Flashcards

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Definition of procedure model

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…organizes a process in different structured phases
• …have specific methods and techniques for each phase
• …are helpful organizational devices for concrete tasks
• …can be adapted (tailoring) for individual/specific problem
• …lead to a concrete action plans
• …follow a stepwise approach from problem/task to solution
• …have a systematic rational procedure
• …phases are idealistic
• …have very often a iterative characterization
• …should include milestones to mitigate risks, costs and failing
• …are very often used for projects

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Picture: Building a procedure model

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  1. Identify problem
  2. Brainstorming
  3. Design
    Circle: 4. Built 5. Test&Evaluate 6. Redesign
  4. Share solution
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The problem solving loop

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  1. Identify the problem
  2. Explore information and create ideas
  3. Select the best idea
  4. Built and test the idea
  5. Evaluate the result (loop to 1.)
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Six-Step Problem Solving Model

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  1. Define the problem
  2. Determine the route causes of the problem
  3. Develop alternative solutions
  4. Select a solution
  5. Implement the solution
  6. Evaluate the outcome

Repetable, interruptable and go to earlier step; used to improve projects

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Six-Step PSM: Step 1

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  1. Diagnose the problem
    - its context, background, symptoms

TECHNIQUES:
Brainstorming
Interviewing
Questionnaires

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Six-Step PSM: Step 2

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  1. Determine the root causes of the problem

TECHNIQUES:
Fishbone diagrams
Pareto analysis (80:20)
Affinity diagrams

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Six-Step PSM: Step 3

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  1. Develop alternative solutions
  • Generate as many solutions as possible
  • Assess how each solution relates to root cause & symptoms
  • Decide if one solution or merging elements of several solutions is best
  • Eliminate less effective options
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Six-Step PSM: Step 4

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  1. Select a solution
    - Judge feasibility (time, costs, effective, risk)
    - Select “best fit” for user
    - A solution is chosen
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Six-Step PSM: Step 5

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  1. Implement the solution
    - Agree team members & prepare plan
    - Plan sets out actions required before & during implementation
    - Tools such as -Gantt, timeline & log frame can used
    - Start date is determined & key milestones set
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Six-Step PSM: Step 6

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  1. Evaluate the Outcome
    - Milestones, costs, work completion
    Step relies on: collection of data, accurate reporting mechanisms etc.
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DMAIC

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DEFINE:
Launch Team, Establish Charter, Plan project, Gather VOC/VOB, Plan for change

MEASURE:
Document the process, Collect baseline data, Narrow project focus

ANALYZE:
Analyze data, identify root causes, identify and remove waste

IMPROVE: 
Generate solutions(s), Evaluate s, optimize s, pilot, plan and implement

CONTROL:
Control process, Validate project benefits

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