The document outlines various quantifiable root causes that can be analyzed using a fishbone diagram and control-impact matrix including volumetric utilization of vessels, power consumption of machines, batch time, stability time of chemicals, count of uncalibrated instruments, shift time data of employees, count of people trained on a learning management system, and moisture content. Each root cause is classified as having either high, medium, or low impact and being either easy or challenging to control.
The document outlines various quantifiable root causes that can be analyzed using a fishbone diagram and control-impact matrix including volumetric utilization of vessels, power consumption of machines, batch time, stability time of chemicals, count of uncalibrated instruments, shift time data of employees, count of people trained on a learning management system, and moisture content. Each root cause is classified as having either high, medium, or low impact and being either easy or challenging to control.
The document outlines various quantifiable root causes that can be analyzed using a fishbone diagram and control-impact matrix including volumetric utilization of vessels, power consumption of machines, batch time, stability time of chemicals, count of uncalibrated instruments, shift time data of employees, count of people trained on a learning management system, and moisture content. Each root cause is classified as having either high, medium, or low impact and being either easy or challenging to control.
1.Volumetric utilization of vessels [IL,CH] 2. Power consumption of machines [IH,CL] 3.Batch time (Process time) [IH,CH] 4.Stability time of the chemical (from R&D reports) [IH,CL] 5.Count of uncalibrated instruments [IH,CH] 6.Shift time data of employees [IL,CH] 7.Count of people trained on LMS (Learning management System) [IH,CH] 8.Moisture content (Quality team) [IH,CL] 9.Demand Forecasting [IH,CL] Control – Impact Matrix