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Ted Hessing

8D Method for Root Cause Analysis

Posted by Ted Hessing

Ford Company developed 8D method for root cause analysis, it consists of 8 different steps, and gap analysis is not part of those 8 steps.

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Ted Hessing

Gap Analysis

Posted by Ted Hessing

Gap Analysis in assessment tool used to compare an organization’s current performance to desired or potential performance.

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Ted Hessing

A3 Report

Posted by Ted Hessing

The purpose of an A3 report is to present results or a plan of attack in a clear, concise manner. It is a summary of of a project in 5-6 sections on a single piece of pape

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Ted Hessing

Fault Tree Analysis

Posted by Ted Hessing

The purpose of fault tree analysis is to effectively identify cause(s) of system failure and mitigate the risks before it occurs.

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Shalvin Sunny

5 Whys

Posted by Shalvin Sunny

The 5 Whys is a root cause analysis technique used in the Analyze phase of the Six Sigma DMAIC (Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, Control).

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