In the analyze phase, the team iden

In the analyze phase, the team identifies the root
cause(s) or source(s) of problem or the critical
factors which will enable them to achieve a target
for improvement. Pareto analysis used to identify
those significant few problems, so we can target
them for actions. Most occurrence defects found
during final inspection and finished goods audits
processes are graphically analyzed through Pareto
chart. Figure 3 shows graphical analysis of month
01 finished goods results. It is normally easier to
reduce a tall bar by half than to reduce a short bar to
zero. Pareto chart used like a map to “island hop.”
Significantly reduce one big problem, and then hop
to the next. Leave the smaller problems for
“mopping up” later.

Kết quả (Anh) 1:

In the analyze phase, the team identifies the root cause (s) or source (s) of problem or the critical factors which will enable them to achieve a target for improvement. Pareto analysis used to identify those significant few problems, so we can target for actions. Most occurrence defects found during final inspection and finished goods audits processes are analyzed graphically through Pareto chart. Figure 3 shows graphical analysis of month 1 finished goods results. It is normally easier to reduce a tall bar by half than to reduce a short bar to zero. Pareto chart used like a map to "island hop." Significantly reduce one big problem, and then hop to the next. Leave the smaller problems for "mopping up" later.

Kết quả (Anh) 2:

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for improvement. Pareto analysis used to diện
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processes are analyzed graphically through Pareto
chart. Figure 3 shows graphical analysis of month
01 finished Method for results. It is thường Easier to
Reduce a tall bar Reduce by half the coal to a short bar to
zero. Pareto chart used like a map to "island hop."
Significantly Reduce one big problem, and then hop
to the next. Leave the smaller problems for
"mopping up" later.