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Business Improvement
‘The shining of the compass metal needle.
The one leading all the individual units
of the fleet toward the same goal’.
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Intro
Symbol is a leading service provider and trainer in
process improvement & quality management
Symbol assist organisations to reduce leadtimes
and improve quality
Managing Director (MBB)
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Business Improvement
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Creating the future
Change vs. Transformation
• Change:Working on a better version of the current situation.
The result is an improved version of what we currently don’t like . . .
• Transformation:Creating the future by defining first the ideal situation.
The result is something that is close to perfection.
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Strategic planning
Wreckers plan
Strengths & Weaknesses
How the world sees us
Strategy plan
Process Improvement Plan
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1 – Swot Analyse
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2 – Critical Eyes!
Employees Corporate
Management
Divisional
Management Customers
What do I think others think of us - on a dark rainy
day
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3 – Wreckers Plan
Set the scene
• You have been asked by a head-hunter to lead the senior management team of a competitor
• You decide not to take the offer but compete instead !
Creating the Wreckers Plan
• Set up a list of CSF’s
• Prioritize the CSF’s
• Define a wreckers plan for each CSF(there are no limits)
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4 - Process Improvement Plan
2 – Culture
• Lean Daily Management
• Visual Management KPI’s
• WIP control1 – Structure
• Work environment
• Procedures & instructions
• Abnormalities visible
3 – Stability
• Stable processes
• Eliminating Waste
• Flow & Pull
4 – Capability
• Reducing variation
• In-process control
• Statistical tools
5 – Reliability
• Robust design
• Design for Six Sigma
• Quality Function Deployment
5S
Lean/TPM
6 Sigma
DfSS
Kaizen
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4 - Process Improvement Plan
Level Program Focus As is Main tools Approach Teaming
5 DfSS Reliability Risk assessment Statistics in product dev.
Design FMEA
Reliability engineering
DMADV
IDOV
Deployment leader as PM
Champion
Green & Black Belts (in DfSS)
4 Six Sigma Capability LSS Scan
Cp / Ppk
CTQ flowdown
Reducing variation
Capability analysis
DMAIC Champion
Black Belt as PM
Green Belts & Orange Belts
3 Lean Stability VSM Current State
Lean Scan
Value Stream Mapping
Waste elimination
Value, Flow, Pull
VSM Green Belt as PM
Orange & Yellow Belts
Lean Facilitators
2 Kaizen Culture Gemba walk
OEE
Visual Management
TPM and SMED
A3 approach
PDCA
A3
Oper. Mngt.
Lean Facilitator
TPM manager
1 5S Structure 5S audit Work instructions & Skill overview
Markings on floor
Proper maintenance & tooling
5S Lean Facilitator
Workcell leader
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4 - Process Improvement Plan
Level Program Where to Result Sustain KPI
5 DfSS Hoshin Kanri
QFD
Robust design
No unforeseen risks
Predictable performance
New Product Introduction
Hoshin Bowler Chart
Assurance in design
COPQ
Savings
RPN
4 Six Sigma Hoshin Kanri
VOC
Lower yield losses
Fact based decisions making
Capable process performance
Hoshin Bowler Chart
Control Plan
COPQ
Savings
3 Lean VSM Future State
Lean Roadmap
Hoshin Kanri
Stable processes
Less Waste (i.e. Stock & WIP)
Shorter leadtimes
Hoshin Bowler Chart
Audits & Controls
Continuous Improvement
OTD-%
WIP
Leadtime
2 Kaizen Lean Roadmap
OEE target
Clear WIP overview
KPI's in place
All employees involved
Gemba walks
Daily stand ups & Kaizen events
Short Interval Mngt
OEE
KPI's
1 5S 5S target Professional workenvironment
Higher safety
More space
5S audit system 5S Score
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Let’s go for it . . . !
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Business Improvement
The road to the top is full of obstacles . . .
Focus your
improvements on
STRATEGIE
ROADBLOCKS
Accomplishment
of business goals is
TEAMWORK
Real improvement
goals need to be
STRETCHING
(breakthrough
objectives)
1st
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Roadblock Questionnaire
How well do you recognize below problems
A. Objectives between departments are not aligned
B. Unclear what a project will contribute to the business goals
C. Long leadtime projects. Many projects are never completed
D. Unclear priorities and priorities change frequently
E. Employees feel that they are not involved
F. Contribution of individuals to business objectives unknown
G. Progress and results are not concrete or not transparent
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EMS Questionnaire: Roadblocks
Results (bases on 32 responses at EMS 2013)
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2
4
6
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14
A B C D E F G
1 - It is a problem
2
3
4
5 - Not a problem
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Strategic planning
Strategy plan Hoshin Kanri
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Strategic planning
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Hoshin Kanri
• ‘Ho’ : ‘Direction’
• ‘Shin‘ : ‘Needle’
• ‘Hoshin’ : ‘Compass’
• ‘Kan’ : ‘Control’ or ‘Canalization’
• ‘Ri’ : ‘Reason’ or ‘Logic’Hoshin
Planning
HoshinKanri
Policy Deployment
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Kaoru Ishikawa
‘The shining of the compass metal needle.
The one leading all the individual units of the
fleet toward the same goal’.
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Hoshin Kanri
Hoshin Kanri is used to
• To communicate the strategy to the organization
• To align all projects to the strategy
• To prioritize projects
• To identify clear ownership
• To focus and apply necessary resources for success
• To give insight in individual contribution
• To make progress and results measurable and transparent
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Establish Organizational Vision
Strategic Planning / Develop 3-5Year Breakthrough Objectives
Develop Annual BreakthroughObjectives and Improvement
Priorities
Deploy to departmentsto develop plans Including
Targets and Means
Implementation
Regular Progress Reviews Monthly + Quarterly
Annual Review
Root Cause Analysis
& Countermeasures
5 Step Deployment
Process
The seven steps of the Hoshinplanning process (© Jolayemi, 2008)
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5 Step Deployment Process
Stap 1 – WHAT
• Long Term Breakthroughs(Strategic goals 3-5 years)
Stap 2 – HOW FAR THIS YEAR
• Annual Breakthroughs(What do we want to achieve this year ?)
Step 3 – WHICH KEY PROCESSES
• Identify Key Driver Process / Improvement priorities(Which processes need to be improved ?)
Step 4 – HOW MUCH & WHEN
• Determine Measures / Targets To Improve(Targets how much and when ?)
Step 5 – WHO
• Identify Key Resources & Deploy(Who is responsible / who is supporting ?)
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� Increase quality awareness employees � � �
� Optimize logistical processes � � � �
� � Install new product line (HiTech group) � �
� Development of 2 new products � �
� Increase supplier delivery perf. � � �
� � Quality breakthrough LC-line � � �
Rev
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2013
: 28
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� Stable production quality
� Increased product performance
� Good delivery perf. (98%)
� Revenu grow (36% grow 2012 till 2015)
Top Level Improvement
3 Year Breakthrough
Annual Breakthrough
Target to Improve
Top Level X-Matrix
1) Whatbreakthroughs
2) How far this year?
3) Which keyprocesses?
4) How much& When?
5) Who?
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Bowler Chart
Bowler ChartTargets to Improve
TTI - Target To Improve Source / Metric Owner Jan Feb Mrt Apr Mei Jun
Plan 95,0% 95,0% 96,0% 96,0% 96,5% 96,5%
Act 88,0% 89,5% 97,0% 97,6% 92,3% 96,0%
Plan 30 30 25 25 20 20
Act 87 78 42 32 18 22
Plan 500k€ 475k€ 450k€ 425k€ 400k€ 400k€
Act 752k€ 723k€ 678k€ 524k€ 387k€ 368k€
Plan 25 25 25 25 25 25
Act 43 35 23 21 15 32
Plan
Act
Delivery performance (supplier A) ERP system : # days SCM : Jurgen
Customer complaints QMS system : # open 8d's Q-Mgr: Peter
First time right LC-line QMS system : 1 - yield loss % Q-Mgr: Peter
Stock level ERP system : k€ SCM : Jurgen
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Lower level Matrix
Setting up ‘2nd Level Matrix’
‘Primary Responsible’
becomes the 2nd level
Matrix owner
‘Improvement
Priorities’ become
‘Annual Objectives’
‘Annual Objectives’
become
‘Breakthroughs’ New
‘Improvement Priorities’ &
‘Targets to Improve’
will be defined
Top Level Matrix
2nd Level Matrix
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Execution
Strategic planning vs. Short Interval Mngt.
Hoshin
Kanri
Lean Daily
Management
Long term vision
& Bowler
Short daily meetings
& KPI’s
Sr. Management Gemba
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EMS Questionnaire: Best Practices
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EMS Questionnaire: Best Practices
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Training program (50 different programs)
Industry, Automotive & Food Lean Six Sigma Champion
Internal & External Auditing
Lean Basics (incl. Lean game)
TPM, OEE & SMED
VSM – Value Stream Mapping
SPC – Statistical Process Control
8D Problem Solving Process
Lean Six SigmaLean Six Sigma Orange Belt – Industry
Lean Six Sigma Green Belt – Industry
Lean Six Sigma Black Belt – Industry
Product DevelopmentFMEA – Failure Mode & Effect Analysis
MSA - Measurement System Analysis
DOE – Design of Experiments
DfSS - Design for Six Sigma
EU Certification program
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