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What does Case B indicate about the current standards used in an organization?
What does Case B indicate about the current standards used in an organization?
- Compliance should be strictly enforced regardless of the results achieved.
- The standards require immediate overhaul to prevent further issues.
- The standards are effective and should be maintained.
- Non-compliance might suggest that the standards could be yielding satisfactory results through alternative methods. (correct)
Which case would require a root cause analysis according to the Four Student Model?
Which case would require a root cause analysis according to the Four Student Model?
- Case B: Poor Compliance and Good Results
- Case C: Good Compliance and Poor Results (correct)
- Case A: Good Compliance and Good Results
- Case D: Poor Compliance and Poor Results
In which case is continuous monitoring deemed essential to maintain performance?
In which case is continuous monitoring deemed essential to maintain performance?
- Case C: Good Compliance and Poor Results
- Case D: Poor Compliance and Poor Results
- Case A: Good Compliance and Good Results (correct)
- Case B: Poor Compliance and Good Results
Which action is recommended for Case D in the 4 Student Model?
Which action is recommended for Case D in the 4 Student Model?
What does the 2x2 matrix created by the Four Student Model evaluate?
What does the 2x2 matrix created by the Four Student Model evaluate?
What implication does Case C signify regarding compliance with the standards?
What implication does Case C signify regarding compliance with the standards?
During which phase of the SDCA cycle is the Four Student Model particularly applicable?
During which phase of the SDCA cycle is the Four Student Model particularly applicable?
What is the primary goal of the Four Student Model in organizational contexts?
What is the primary goal of the Four Student Model in organizational contexts?
In the Four Student Model, what does 'Compliance with the Standard' assess?
In the Four Student Model, what does 'Compliance with the Standard' assess?
In Case B of the Four Student Model, the standard is considered effective because good results are achieved despite non-compliance.
In Case B of the Four Student Model, the standard is considered effective because good results are achieved despite non-compliance.
What is the defining scenario in Case C of the Four Student Model?
What is the defining scenario in Case C of the Four Student Model?
The Four Student Model is most useful during the ______ phase of the SDCA cycle.
The Four Student Model is most useful during the ______ phase of the SDCA cycle.
Match the following scenarios with their corresponding Case in the Four Student Model:
Match the following scenarios with their corresponding Case in the Four Student Model:
Which of these is NOT a recommended action for Case C in the Four Student Model?
Which of these is NOT a recommended action for Case C in the Four Student Model?
The Four Student Model solely focuses on compliance with standards, disregarding the results achieved.
The Four Student Model solely focuses on compliance with standards, disregarding the results achieved.
What is the primary goal of the Four Student Model?
What is the primary goal of the Four Student Model?
Flashcards
Kano's Four Student Model (FSM)
Kano's Four Student Model (FSM)
A framework for analyzing organizational standards, based on compliance and results, to understand performance and identify areas for improvement.
Compliance with the Standard
Compliance with the Standard
Adherence to established procedures or guidelines.
Quality of the Results
Quality of the Results
Outcomes achieved compared to the desired quality benchmarks.
Case A: Good Compliance and Good Results
Case A: Good Compliance and Good Results
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Case B: Poor Compliance and Good Results
Case B: Poor Compliance and Good Results
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Case C: Good Compliance and Poor Results
Case C: Good Compliance and Poor Results
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Case D: Poor Compliance and Poor Results
Case D: Poor Compliance and Poor Results
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Applying the FSM in Organizational Processes
Applying the FSM in Organizational Processes
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Dimensions of FSM
Dimensions of FSM
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Matrix in FSM
Matrix in FSM
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Implication of Case A
Implication of Case A
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Implication of Case B
Implication of Case B
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Implication of Case C
Implication of Case C
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Implication of Case D
Implication of Case D
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Check phase in SDCA
Check phase in SDCA
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Root Cause Analysis
Root Cause Analysis
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Study Notes
Kano's Four Student Model (FSM)
- A diagnostic framework for assessing organizational process compliance and performance
- Analogy to students' attendance and exam results, evaluating effectiveness of standards and identifying improvement areas
- Based on two dimensions: compliance with standards and quality of results
Understanding the Four Student Model
- Based on two dimensions:
- Compliance with the Standard: adherence to procedures/guidelines
- Quality of the Results: achievement of desired quality benchmarks
- Creates a 2x2 matrix with four cases:
Case A: Good Compliance, Good Results
- Individuals follow standard diligently, outcomes are as expected
- Standard is effective; continuous monitoring is essential to maintain performance
Case B: Poor Compliance, Good Results
- Satisfactory results despite non-adherence to standard
- Current standard may need reevaluation; alternative methods are yielding positive outcomes. Investigate reasons for non-compliance and consider integrating those successful alternative practices
Case C: Good Compliance, Poor Results
- Standards are followed but results are subpar
- Existing standard may be ineffective; review and possible revision needed. Conduct root cause analysis to understand why the standard isn't yielding desired results and modify it accordingly
Case D: Poor Compliance, Poor Results
- Lack of adherence to standards, unsatisfactory outcomes
- Immediate action needed; address compliance issues and reassess standard's effectiveness to create a more suitable approach
Application of FSM in Organizational Processes
- Particularly useful during the "Check" phase of the SDCA (Standardize-Do-Check-Act) cycle
- Evaluate compliance and results to identify applicable case (A, B, C, or D) and take appropriate actions:
- Case A: Maintain standard, explore further improvement
- Case B: Investigate non-compliance, integrate alternative practices
- Case C: Conduct root cause analysis, modify standard
- Case D: Address compliance barriers, reassess standard
Visual Representation of the Four Student Model (Matrix)
- Good Results / Poor Results
- Good Compliance / Poor Compliance
- This forms the matrix with cases A, B, C, and D
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