Quality (Part 2: Ishikawa Diagram)

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[@stepheng4500]

I was introduced to these diagrams recently in a Workplace Health and Safety course. The provided info left a lot to be desired in explaining how to use the diagram. This is the only video I have come across that spells out that the 'bones' are there to list items for further investigation, not a list of proven factors. Thanks very much.

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[@michalondra8044]

exactly

[@sundars3987]

Thanks for the video, i actually didn't have any idea initially, but the video explained very well and clear. Thanks once again.

[@achutanrao]

What you start with is a symptom statement and not a problem statement. Ishikawa diagram helps you with a root cause analysis which leads to the identification of the problem. Ishkawa said often that a key skill to acquire is to be able to link a symptom to the cause. ... aka problem definition

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Ok

[@lorrainesturtz3212]

Excellent....................makes a subject understandable and Prof. very easy to listen to while note-taking. Thank you.

[@stormypictures5824]

Yes! This helped a lot, my teacher linked you as a good source for learning about the Fishbone chart. :)

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[@banshidharchaudhary8675]

TY So Much Sir,I had no clue about to find the problem now I am able to.

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[@gonzalogonzalez1381]

Definitely,it was a big help.

[@thaimarriageandvisaforfore3519]

Thanks, very helpful

[@olivetti1381]

Excellent explanation - thank you!!!

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Thanks!

[@rameshsar8644]

thank you so much. the lecture was very clear with excellent example.

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[@dbernardo7226]

TY for your effort ...

[@electricengineer624]

Brilliant presentation
Good job and thanks 🙏 abunch

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Thanks! I'm glad that you got something out of it!

[@banshidharchaudhary8675]

Thanks

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[@suvarnasasidharapanicker1430]

So, finally what was the root cause of the problem in this example?

[@undervalueds]

great video and very well explained :)

[@boomengineering6637]

Good video. It's very organized and clear.

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[@gofaonepmedupe8623]

An educative tutorial. Thank you

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[@miftahsalim2324]

Mr. Owner. What is the reference from this content? I am using this as my literature last project/ thesis

[@m.aguiar3649]

It´s a very, very good vídeo!!!

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[@1622roma]

do you have to use only four M's?

[@jrsharvesh2913]

It depends on problem

[@miftahsalim2324]

Mr. Owner. What is the reference from this content? I am using this as my literature last project/ thesis