Kaizen Data Analysis PowerPoint Presentation

SKU: KDAPPT
Kaizen Data Analysis PowerPoint Presentation
Kaizen Data Analysis PowerPoint Presentation
Kaizen Data Analysis PowerPoint Presentation
Kaizen Data Analysis PowerPoint Presentation
Kaizen Data Analysis PowerPoint Presentation
Kaizen Data Analysis PowerPoint Presentation
Kaizen Data Analysis PowerPoint Presentation
Kaizen Data Analysis PowerPoint Presentation

Kaizen Data Analysis PowerPoint Presentation

SKU: KDAPPT
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One of the steps of any problem solving methodology is analysis. The kaizen process, as a ramped-up problem solving system, is no exception. Data can come fast and furious at many stages along the kaizen timeline. You will gather information in the planning phase, during the process walk, and while coming up with and testing out improvements.

Knowing what to do with that data is instrumental to the success of a project. This module, part of the Kaizen Process Training Module Group, focuses on crunching the data collected during the process walk, but teaches lessons that are applicable whenever you want to turn raw data into actionable information.

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  • Number of Slides: 21
  • Target Time: 40 min
  • Format: PowerPoint (PPTX)
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