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a flow diagram showing the steps in which to do an action plan and how to use it
the root cause method is shown with arrows pointing in different directions and points to each other
the balanced scoreboard is shown in this screenshote, and shows how to use it
Balanced Scorecard Template in Excel | Align to KPIs
Balanced Scorecard Template in Excel | Align to KPIs
the lean six sigma dmac tools and activities are shown in this diagram
the 8 steps in gemba walk for beginners to learn how to use it
a diagram showing how to use an adaptable root - cause analysis process for project management
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two different types of work instruction for students to learn in the classroom, with text and pictures
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a circle with the words plan, act, check and other things on it in different colors
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the steps leading up to an airplane that says bloom's tawony needed for learning
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the rules of a scientist's life poster is shown in black and white with text
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