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|wish full=Finding a solution for a tough problem unleashes new energy and gets things flowing again. | |wish full=Finding a solution for a tough problem unleashes new energy and gets things flowing again. | ||
|background=The {{p|a3 solver}} typically: | |background={{quote|If I had an hour to solve a problem I’d spend 55 minutes thinking about the problem and 5 minutes thinking about solutions.|Albert Einstein}} | ||
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*analyzes the situation and its underlying causes; | *analyzes the situation and its underlying causes; | ||
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*creates a follow-up review process—all in one integrated A3-sized document. | *creates a follow-up review process—all in one integrated A3-sized document. | ||
|therefore full=Take a single A3 and describe the background, current situation and desired goals, as well as a number of experiments and ways to verify their outcomes. | |therefore full=Take a single A3 and describe the background, current situation and desired goals, as well as a number of experiments and ways to verify their outcomes. | ||
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Background information and templates. | Background information and templates. | ||
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|title=A3 Template in Google Docs | |||
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|url=http://diylean.com/Content_Downloadable/A3%20Reporting%20Presentation.pdf | |url=http://diylean.com/Content_Downloadable/A3%20Reporting%20Presentation.pdf | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:32, 21 August 2015
…you're facing a tough and critical problem and you have already pulled the andon cord.
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Finding a solution for a tough problem unleashes new energy and gets things flowing again.
- If I had an hour to solve a problem I’d spend 55 minutes thinking about the problem and 5 minutes thinking about solutions.
~ Albert Einstein The a3 solver typically:
- depicts an issue;
- analyzes the situation and its underlying causes;
- identifies the required outcome;
- proposes some corrective actions;
- prescribes an action plan (who will do what when); and
- creates a follow-up review process—all in one integrated A3-sized document.
Therefore:
Take a single A3 and describe the background, current situation and desired goals, as well as a number of experiments and ways to verify their outcomes.
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Sources
Background information and templates.
- crisp.se » A3 Template in Google Docs
- DIY Lean » A3 Tool Overview
- DIY Lean » A3 Report Templates and Presentation
- Montana University » Durward Sobek » Steps of the A3 Process
- MIT Sloan Management Review » Michael S. Hopkins » Problem Solving By Design
- MIT Sloan Management Review » John Shook » How Toyota solves problems, creates plans, and gets new things done while developing an organization of thinking problem-solvers
- InfoQ » Claudio Perrone » Lean Thinking Applied for Organizational Change
- Seth’s Blog » Seth Godin » Agreeing on the problem