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Towards Actionable Ishikawa Diagrams: An Exploratory Case Study From the Textile Industry. [PDF]
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, 2016 Ishikawa diagram can be applied in clinical fields and mental/ behavioural health proactively. It provides a structured and systematic approach to identify and collate potential causes for an effect. The processes in gathering and organizing the potential causes may include identifying the barriers, facilitators and incentives for a behaviour ...
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Ishikawa Cause and Effect Diagrams Using Capture Recapture Techniques
Quality Technology and Quantitative Management, 2012When a problem occurs in a system, its causes should be identified for the problem to be fixed. Ishikawa Cause and Effect (CE) diagrams are popular tools to investigate and identify numerous different causes of a problem. A CE diagram can be used as a guideline to allocate resources and make necessary investments to fix the problem.
Dennis K J Lin
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USING THE ISHIKAWA PROCESS CLASSIFICATION DIAGRAM FOR IMPROVED PROCESS CONTROL
Quality Engineering, 1991The Ishikawa Process Classification Diagram is a combination of two of the seven simple statistical tools: a flow diagram and the fishbone diagram. Coupled with employee involvement and statistical analysis, it offers a dynamic tool for process control..
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Identification of Non-Compliance of Children's Products Based on Ishikawa Diagram
Materials Research ProceedingsAbstract. Qualitative analysis of produced goods, particularly the analysis of the causes of non-compliance, is crucial for every company as it directly impacts the satisfaction of customers who utilize such products. The fishbone diagram is the most popular tool that can be effectively utilized for such analysis in a straightforward manner.
Manuela Ingaldi
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Applying the Ishikawa Diagram in the process of improving the production of drive half-shafts
, 2013 Nowadays, companies from the automotive sector are faced with huge financial problems. They are often forced to reduce production costs and / or administrative ones, however none of them can afford to reduce the costs related to the area of product's quality.
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Supply Chain Risk Management: Experimentation of the Ishikawa Diagram in Upstream Logistics
Studies in Distributed Intelligence, 2022El Mehdi Gaou +3 more
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The Fishbone (Ishikawa) Diagram: A Dynamic Learning Tool
Hospitality & Tourism Educator, 1996(1996). The Fishbone (Ishikawa) Diagram: A Dynamic Learning Tool. Hospitality & Tourism Educator: Vol. 8, No. 1, pp. 45-47.
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