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Introduction
This slide will discuss Continuous Improvement
for Australian Hardware
Discuss Objectives of the Slide
Discuss Tools and Monitoring Tools for
Continuous Improvement
Review Objectives
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OBJECTIVE OF THE PRESENTATION
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To be Able to give examples of Continuous
Improvement processes
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To be able to evaluate the effectiveness of CI
processes and decisions in terms of how well
they meet the stated goal/s of Australian
Hardware
•
To be able to do a brainstorm session to identify
systems and data for bench marking and
monitoring performance for CI
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OBJECTIVE OF THE PRESENTATION
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Be able to Identify measurement tools and
describes the data sets
•
Be able to Identify Continuous Improvement
monitoring tools
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SIX SIGMA
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DEFINE – DEFINE THE PROBLEM OR
IMPROVEMENT OPPORTUNITY
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MEASURE: MEASURE PROCESS PERFORMANCE
(OUTPUTS)
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ANALYSE: ANALYSE THE PROCESS TO
DETERMINE ROOT CAUSE OF POOR
PERFORMANCE . DETERMINE WHETHER THE
PROCESS CAN BE IMPROVED OR SHOULD BE
REDESIGNED.
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SIX SIGMA
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IMPROVE: IMPROVE THE PROCESS BY
ATTACKING THE CAUSE
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CONTROL: CONTROL THE IMPROVED PROCESS
TO MAINTAIN IN ITS GAINS. SET UP PILOT RUNS
TO ESTABLISH PROCESS CAPABILITY, MOVE ON
TO PRODUCTION, SET UP CONTROL
MECHANISMS AND CONTINUOUSLY MONITOR
THE PROCESS
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TOTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT
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What is Total Quality Management?
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Total quality management consists of
organization-wide efforts to "install and make
permanent climate where employees
continuously improve their ability to provide on
demand products and services that customers
will find of particular value.
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Effectiveness of CI processes – Australian
Hardware
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Increase sales revenue and gross profit
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Control direct and indirect operational costs
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Maintain superior product and service quality
standards
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Establish Australian Hardware’s reputation as a
socially and environmentally responsible
company.
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Increase sales revenue and gross profit
What to do for increasing sales revenue
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Increase the number of customers
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Increase the average transaction size.
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Increase the frequency of transactions per
customer.
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Raise your prices.
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Control Direct and Indirect Operational Costs
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Six Sigma and 5 Why’s can be used to identify
the problems and help in controlling the Direct
and Indirect Costs
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Do a cost Control Analysis
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Targeting Net Income – Sales Target and
Budgeting
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Control Direct and Indirect Operational Costs
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Variance Analysis
- Direct Cost -Doing bids for supplies and materials
for production
- Indirect Costs – Office Supplies, Outsourcing
employees and services
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Maintain superior product and service quality
standards
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How do you maintain superior product and
service quality standard?
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PDCA – Quality Improvement
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Using Deming’s Cycle and Shewarts Circle
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Quality Control Audits
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Establish Australian Hardware’s reputation
Contribute to the social and economic
development of your community.
Foster growth and innovation in your industry --
learn and add value. ...
Uphold sustainable development principles. ...
Network.
Value the employees who build and bring life to
your company.
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Brainstorming Session – Monitoring
performance of Continuous Improvement
What I Know What I want to know What I learned
PDCA is important for
continuous improvement
Using PDCA for Australian
Hardware and identify what
needs to be improved
Lean Manufacturing, Six
Sigma and TQM
Applying Lean
Manufacturing, Six Sigma,
and TQM to Australian
Hardware
Use Measurement Tools What tools is best to be
used for Australian
Hardware
Tools for Monitoring
Performance of CI
What tools for Monitoring will
be used for monitoring of CI in
Australian Hardware
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Brainstorming Session – Monitoring
performance of Continuous Improvement
Check Sheets
Histograms
Process Control Charts
Feedback from service users
Audits in Continuous Improvement Processes
Complaints System
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Brainstorming Session – Monitoring
performance of Continuous Improvement
Monitoring performance of Continuous
Improvement can be monitored through tools
and gathering data to display chart making it
easier to identify the key area problem
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Conclusion
Continuous Improvement varies on the
methodology used in each tools since Australia
Hardware is a Manufacturing Company.
monitoring strategy to evaluate efficiency of
manufacturing and quality of service
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Conclusion
A key to measuring the Continous improvement
is to measure KPI’s and these data can be
processed into charts:
KPI’s for Sales – Target, KPI for Operations –
Cost and Materials, KPI for Financial – Budget
vs Actual, KPI for Marketing – Programs and
Earnings, Human Resource KPI,s – Training and
Hiring new Employees.
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Conclusion
Monitoring effectiveness of Continuous
Improvement (Monitoring Positive and Negative
Trends), PDCA is a repititive process and you
need monitoring tools can be useful in
measuring the effectiveness and identify actions
can be done order to improve quality of products
and services
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REVIEW OBJECTIVES
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To be Able to give examples of Continuous
Improvement processes
•
To be able to evaluate the effectiveness of CI
processes and decisions in terms of how well
they meet the stated goal/s of Australian
Hardware
•
To be able to do a brainstorm session to identify
systems and data for bench marking and
monitoring performance for CI
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REVIEW OBJECTIVES
•
Be able to Identify measurement tools and
describes the data sets
•
Be able to Identify Continuous Improvement
monitoring tools