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The Affinity Diagram is a powerful tool to use during projects with team members. It is an analytical tool that teams can use to organize ideas into subgroups with a common theme or relationship. The affinity diagram can help you see correlation in large amounts of data/information.
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Poka-yoke (ポカヨケ) is a Japanese term that means "mistake-proofing". It is derived from poka o yokeru (ポカを除ける), a term in shogi and igo referring to avoiding an unthinkably bad move.
The above video is from Lean Strategies International LLC's Lean Six Sigma White Belt Course. A Customer is any party that receives or requests goods or services. Customers are oftenties considered to be one of the most important participants in a supply chain. They drive value. They create demand and they express wants and needs that can be transformed.
Value added work is the actual work that a customer is willing to pay for. It can be described as any activity that transforms a product or service from one condition to another, is done right the first time through and somebody is willing to pay for it.
 Click on the Photo to Enroll in The Fishbone Course. The cause and effect diagram, fishbone diagram or Ishikawa diagram is a tool used to discover possible causes of an effect.
Inventory waste is any unnecessary storage of materials, products or information.
What is 100% Inspection?
100% inspection is just that, the act of checking or inspecting every single physical product or piece of information.  Click on the photo to visit our training page. The fault tree analysis is a top-down method used to analyze failures. It uses Boolean logic to combine a sequence of lower-level occurrences. In many cases a fault tree is used to analyze the reliability, maintainability and safety of a system.
A Defect is any output from a service or a product that does not meet the customer required specifications, standards or requirements. Defects can occur at any stage of a value stream or production process. A defect is not the same as defective. There may be more than one defect in a defective product or process. A Defect is also one of the 8 forms of waste or muda.
 Click on the photo to visit our training page. Heijunka is a japanese term that can be translated as product smoothing or load leveling. The heijunka technique is used to assist and in many ways facilitate Just in time production. Heijunka is often used to smooth out production both internally and externally.
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