Systems and Processes
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Continuous Improvement and Consistency of Systems and Processes
Developing a Disruptive System of consistent and continuous improvement. There are many benefits to an organization and its customers when there is a focus on continuously improving. The benefits are:
Higher customer satisfaction
Higher employee satisfaction
Lower costs and increased revenue
Increased organizational capacity and growth
Less waste
Better problem solving skills
More standard processes with more consistent outcomes
The principles behind quality and continuous improvement include:
Focusing on the customer and what they value
Focusing on making a process more efficient and with less waste
Decision making based on data
Leadership, vision, and unity of purpose
A system-wide cultural attitude of striving to continuously improve
Respect and engagement of the people who do the work
Develop a Organizational Culture for Continuous Improvement and Consistency of Systems and Processes by encouraging staff to:
Be imaginative and open to new ideas and new learning
Be accepting of change and seek to understand one's role in any change initiative
Question Constructively: ask what’s working, what’s not working, what could be better?
Question why: ask open-ended questions to prompt thinking and dig deeper into problems or issues. Use the Toyota 5 Why method.
Be part of an improvement effort
Develop self and encourage others to do the same
Focus on improving process, not people
Engage in team and provide peer-to-peer support
Model the behavior you seek or expect in others
Hold yourself accountable
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