Seven Habits … – Habit 4: Focus on the Process
- 18
- Jul
- 2012
- Posted byUK
- inStaff Development
- 3 Comments
No one delivers defective parts, wrong information or even typos in emails intentionally. It is usually our processes that allow and sometimes even enforce mistakes to happen. If we were able to help our staff in improving and simplifying our processes, they would do their job in good quality. Poka Yoke would help.
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- 11
- Apr
- 2011
- Posted byUK
- inCases, Lean Six Sigma, OD, Service
- 2 Comments
Two weeks after joining Central Bank in Germany, I spend a full week in the so-called Black Belt Training by TE Capital Europe. Black Belts are the project managers for process improvement approaches at TE. This approach comes from Motorola and is called Six Sigma. The first two weeks in the new company, I have […]
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