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What is the correct formula for calculating the percentage of prevalent complaints based on the two most dominant complaints?
What is the correct formula for calculating the percentage of prevalent complaints based on the two most dominant complaints?
- Subtract the frequencies of the two complaints from the total complaints.
- Add the frequencies of the two complaints and multiply by 100%.
- Multiply the frequencies of the two complaints and divide by total complaints.
- Add the frequencies of the two complaints, divide by total complaints, and multiply by 100%. (correct)
Which two complaints accounted for the majority of complaints in the restaurant?
Which two complaints accounted for the majority of complaints in the restaurant?
- Long wait times and staff attitude.
- Slow service and cramped tables. (correct)
- Slow service and poor food quality.
- Cramped tables and high prices.
What is an effective measure to address slow service in the restaurant?
What is an effective measure to address slow service in the restaurant?
- Increase the menu options.
- Train existing staff and add another server. (correct)
- Reduce the restaurant hours.
- Change the restaurant's location.
How does Pareto analysis help with risk management?
How does Pareto analysis help with risk management?
What is the primary goal of the Root Cause Analysis?
What is the primary goal of the Root Cause Analysis?
What benefit does Pareto analysis provide in terms of prioritizing actions?
What benefit does Pareto analysis provide in terms of prioritizing actions?
What is one way to reduce costs using Pareto analysis?
What is one way to reduce costs using Pareto analysis?
What action was taken to solve the problem of cramped tables?
What action was taken to solve the problem of cramped tables?
What is the most significant function that customers complain about related to ATMs?
What is the most significant function that customers complain about related to ATMs?
Which two risks were identified as the highest by the bank?
Which two risks were identified as the highest by the bank?
What is the purpose of calculating the Risk Priority Number (RPN)?
What is the purpose of calculating the Risk Priority Number (RPN)?
What score corresponds to the severity of a customer not receiving cash from an ATM?
What score corresponds to the severity of a customer not receiving cash from an ATM?
What potential failure mode has an RPN of 200?
What potential failure mode has an RPN of 200?
What was a root cause identified for the discrepancy in cash balance?
What was a root cause identified for the discrepancy in cash balance?
Which action was suggested for the risk associated with machine jams?
Which action was suggested for the risk associated with machine jams?
Which failure mode resulted in an annoyed customer due to excessive wait times?
Which failure mode resulted in an annoyed customer due to excessive wait times?
What represents the detectability score for the failure mode 'dispense too much cash'?
What represents the detectability score for the failure mode 'dispense too much cash'?
Which action was suggested to mitigate the risk of heavy computer network traffic?
Which action was suggested to mitigate the risk of heavy computer network traffic?
What does the Pareto Principle suggest about the distribution of organizational problems?
What does the Pareto Principle suggest about the distribution of organizational problems?
Which complaint received the highest frequency from customers surveyed by the restaurant manager?
Which complaint received the highest frequency from customers surveyed by the restaurant manager?
According to the data presented, what percent of total complaints were about cramped tables?
According to the data presented, what percent of total complaints were about cramped tables?
What is the significance of focusing on the 20% of factors according to the Pareto Principle?
What is the significance of focusing on the 20% of factors according to the Pareto Principle?
From the provided data, what action should the restaurant manager prioritize to improve customer satisfaction?
From the provided data, what action should the restaurant manager prioritize to improve customer satisfaction?
How can the Pareto Principle be utilized in business operations according to the gathered data?
How can the Pareto Principle be utilized in business operations according to the gathered data?
What is the total number of complaints recorded in the restaurant survey?
What is the total number of complaints recorded in the restaurant survey?
Which factor contributed the least to customer complaints based on the survey?
Which factor contributed the least to customer complaints based on the survey?
What is the main goal of applying the Pareto Principle in the context of the restaurant manager's findings?
What is the main goal of applying the Pareto Principle in the context of the restaurant manager's findings?
What can be inferred about the dining experience based on the complaints listed?
What can be inferred about the dining experience based on the complaints listed?
What is the primary goal of conducting Kaizen events in Toyota Motor Philippines Corporation?
What is the primary goal of conducting Kaizen events in Toyota Motor Philippines Corporation?
Which of the following best describes the method of implementing changes during Kaizen events?
Which of the following best describes the method of implementing changes during Kaizen events?
What does Total Productive Maintenance (TPM) empower operators to do?
What does Total Productive Maintenance (TPM) empower operators to do?
Which of the following is NOT a key element of Total Productive Maintenance?
Which of the following is NOT a key element of Total Productive Maintenance?
What is a significant benefit of adopting Kaizen in business operations?
What is a significant benefit of adopting Kaizen in business operations?
How does Kaizen contribute to a culture of excellence within an organization?
How does Kaizen contribute to a culture of excellence within an organization?
Which of the following describes the relationship between Kaizen and cost savings?
Which of the following describes the relationship between Kaizen and cost savings?
What is the primary aim of Total Productive Maintenance?
What is the primary aim of Total Productive Maintenance?
What is one of the primary objectives of Total Productive Maintenance (TPM)?
What is one of the primary objectives of Total Productive Maintenance (TPM)?
Which group of individuals is NOT typically part of the TPM team?
Which group of individuals is NOT typically part of the TPM team?
What does autonomous maintenance primarily involve operators doing?
What does autonomous maintenance primarily involve operators doing?
What is the benefit of planned maintenance in TPM?
What is the benefit of planned maintenance in TPM?
What helps in the early identification of equipment issues?
What helps in the early identification of equipment issues?
What is essential in managing employee knowledge in TPM?
What is essential in managing employee knowledge in TPM?
What is the purpose of establishing regular review meetings in TPM?
What is the purpose of establishing regular review meetings in TPM?
What should be monitored to measure progress in TPM?
What should be monitored to measure progress in TPM?
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Study Notes
Pareto Analysis
- Method: Identifies the most significant problems or factors that have the highest impact on overall performance.
- Key Principle: The "80-20 rule" - 80% of activity is caused by 20% of the factors.
- Application: Helps businesses focus on the most impactful factors to improve performance and reduce costs.
- Example: A restaurant manager used Pareto analysis to identify the two most prevalent customer complaints: slow service and cramped tables.
- Solution: Addressing these two complaints accounted for almost 70% of customer complaint resolution.
Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA)
- Method: Identifies potential failures (problems), analyzes their effects (outcomes), and assesses their severity, occurrence, and detectability.
- Objective: To proactively address potential issues and improve product, process, or service quality.
- Example: A bank used FMEA to analyze potential failures in ATM cash dispensing.
- Outcome: They identified "machine jams" and "heavy computer network traffic" as the top two risks.
- Risk Priority Number (RPN): Calculated to rank each failure mode based on its potential impact. RPN is calculated by multiplying severity, occurrence, and detectability scores.
Kaizen Events
- Method: A continuous improvement approach that involves the identification, analysis, and rapid implementation of small-scale improvements to maximize efficiency.
- Key Principle: Focuses on teamwork, collaborative problem-solving, and elimination of waste.
- Application: Toyota Motor Philippines Corporation (TMP) uses Kaizen events to improve production processes in areas like assembly lines, logistics, and supply chains.
- Benefits: Reduced lead times, increased productivity, and improved product quality.
Total Productive Maintenance (TPM)
- Method: A proactive maintenance approach aimed at maximizing equipment uptime and efficiency.
- Key Principle: Empower operators to take responsibility for equipment maintenance and prevent breakdowns.
- Elements: Autonomous maintenance, planned maintenance, quality maintenance, and focused improvement.
- Benefits: Reduced downtime, increased equipment reliability, and improved production processes.
- Steps:
- Set clear goals (e.g., maximizing equipment uptime).
- Form a cross-functional TPM team.
- Implement autonomous maintenance (operators conduct routine tasks).
- Conduct planned maintenance.
- Initiate early equipment management using predictive maintenance techniques.
- Train and educate employees on TPM methodologies.
- Implement quality maintenance.
- Focus on continuous improvement through regular review meetings.
- Practice total employee involvement.
- Monitor and measure progress using KPIs.
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