Process Improvement: Identifying and Prioritizing Improvement Opportunities
Course Type: Self-Paced
Course Level: Beginner
Average Time to Complete: 3.5 to 5 Hours
Opportunities for improvement come from all directions – new business needs, innovative ideas from leaders and staff, evolving markets and customers, available technology, and automation. The challenge is to sort through all the potential and focus on the best change initiatives.
During this course you will learn how to identify, assess, and select process improvements; pick the right improvement approach and manage the change process; and integrate and align different improvement initiatives across the organization. Topics to be covered include change management, benchmarking, lean/Six Sigma, and the alignment of improvement efforts across an organization.
PI-1.1 Introduction To Process Improvement: Identifying and Prioritizing Improvement Opportunities
PI-1.2 APQC's Process Management and Improvement Approach
PI-1.3 APQC Process Management Life Cycle and Seven Tenets
PI-1.4 Learning Objectives For Process Improvement
PI-2.1 Process Definition and Process Improvement Approaches
PI-2.2 Process Maturity and Process Improvement
PI-2.3 Align Improvement With a Process Classification Framework
PI-2.4 Quiz #1
PI-3.1 Roadmap For Process Improvement Opportunities
PI-3.2 Benchmarking and Maturity Assessments
PI-3.3 Stakeholder Assessment and Kano Analysis
PI-3.4 Quiz #2 Benchmarking And Stakeholder Assessment
PI-3.5 Process Analysis Introduction: Affinity Analysis, Cause and Effect Thinking, and Dashboards
PI-3.6 Quiz #3 Affinity Analysis, Cause and Effect Analysis and Dashboards
PI-3.7 Heat Map Analysis and Other Analytical Techniques
PI -3.8 Demonstration of Heat Map
PI-3.9 Quiz #4 Heat Map Analysis
PI-4.1 Prioritization Purpose and Techniques
PI-4.2 2X2 Matrix
PI-4.3 Prioritized Heat Map and Value Path
PI-4.4 Quiz #5
PI-5.1 Implementing Improvement Opportunities
PI-5.2 Quiz #6 Project Implementation
PI-5.3 Tips for Success: An Addendum
PI-6.1 Workshop Close
PI - 6.2 Course Evaluation
Dewey Dorsett