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 Global 8D Process Executive Overview Presented by: Mohamed O. Ezzat PTP STA Manager 

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  • Global 8D ProcessExecutive Overview

    Presented by: Mohamed O. EzzatPTP STA Manager

  • Agenda What is Global 8D? Why Ford developed Global 8D Why Ford involves suppliers Development of the G8D concept The Ford Global 8D computer system Success Factors for ROI Global 8D support available

  • Problem or Opportunity?Within each problem lies a disguised opportunitybut it is the art of unmasking the disguise that distinguishes between the two.

    Anonymous

  • Problem Recognition No matter how large

    the tip of an iceberg seems, 80 percent of it lies below the surface of the water.

    Its the same way with problems.

    Symptom

    Real Problem

  • Background of G8D G8D is the result

    of combining the best-practices of several methodologies

    G8DG8D

  • Global 8D DefinedA disciplined, systematic process for solving problems and preventing their recurrence

  • Global 8D Functions Problem-Solving Process

  • Global 8D Functions Problem-Solving Process Standard

  • Global 8D Functions Problem-Solving Process Standard Communication Tool

  • D1

    D2

    D3

    D4

    D5

    D6

    D7

    D8

    D0 Prepare for the Global 8D Process

    Establish a Team

    Describe the Problem

    Develop an Interim Containment Action

    Define & Verify Root Cause & Escape Point

    Choose & Verify Permanent Corrective Actions

    Implement & Validate Permanent Corrective Actions

    Prevent Recurrence

    Recognize Team & Individual Contributions

  • Why Ford Developed G8D

    Best Allocation of Time

    Cost of ResolvingProblems

    Actual Time Spent

    PASTProblemSolving

    Low

    3 - 5 x

    80%

    PRESENTDecisionMaking

    Medium

    x

    10%

    FUTURE

    Planning

    High

    .1 x ?

    10%

  • Focus of G8D Steps

    ProblemSolving

    DecisionMaking

    Planningand

    Prevention

    D2D4

    D0, D1,D3, D5,

    D8

    D6D7

  • Inhibitors to Effective Problem Solving

    Jumping to conclusions Bias Lack of factual data No logical process Impatience Failure to use

    corrective actions Etc.

  • G8D Highlights Never-Been-There and Change-

    Induced conditions Root Cause and its

    Escape Point Prevent Recurrence One global system Assessing Questions Common Tasks

  • Change-Induced vs.Never-Been-There Situations

    Level ofPerformance

    Time

    Expectation

    Something Changed Gradually

    Actual

  • Change-Induced vs.Never-Been-There Situations

    Level ofPerformance

    Time

    Something Changed Abruptly

    Expectation

    Actual

  • Change-Induced vs.Never-Been-There Situations

    Level ofPerformance

    Time

    Never-Been-There

    Desired

    Actual

  • Addressing Alternative Problems

    l Change-Induced Conditionsl Multiple Cause

  • Ford Suppliers and G8D

    Quality in products Reduce costs Improve

    communication

    QS 9000

  • Fords Partnership with Suppliers

    Ford doesnt have a chance at world-class quality if parts arent defect free

    Process Control?

  • D - Prepare for the G8D Process

    Use G8D? Emergency Response

    Action?

  • D - G8D Application Criteria

    G8D?

    Process Improvement?

    Robustness?

    Triz?

    Symptom quantified?

    Customer identified? Symptom priority or

    performance gap? Cause unknown? Mgt. committed? Team needed?

  • D1 - Establish the Team Identify the Champion

    and Team Leader Determine the skills and

    knowledge the team will need

    Select team members Establish team goals,

    roles, and how to work together

  • Tell Me What the Problem Is

    INSTRUCTIONS Read the first short

    scenario in your portfolio

    Write what you think the problem is

    Time: 1 minute

  • D2 - Describe the Problem

    Identify what is wrong with what

    Detail the problem in factual, quantifiable terms

  • D2 - Describe the Problem

    l Problem Statementn Whats wrong with what?n Why? Why? Why?

  • D2 - Describe the Problem

    Problem Description WHAT

    the problem IS and IS NOT WHEN

    the problem IS and IS NOT WHERE

    the problem IS and IS NOT HOW BIG

    the problem IS and IS NOT

  • D3 - Develop the Interim Containment Action

    Isolate the customer from the effects of the problem

  • Verification Proof before the action

    is implemented that the action will do what is intended

  • Validation Ongoing evidence that the

    action is doing what was intended

  • D4 - Define and VerifyRoot Cause and Escape Point

    Test each possible cause against the D2 problem description

    Identify where the problem should have been detected

    Verify the root cause and escape point

  • D4 - Root Cause Analysis

    IS / IS NOT

    Differences

    Changes

    Test

    Potential Root Cause(s)

  • D4 - Verify the Root Cause

    Make the problem come and go

    ProblemProblem

  • D4 - Escape Point The place in the

    system closest to the root cause where the problem could have been detected but was not

  • D5 - Choose and Verify Permanent Corrective Actions

    Select the best PCA to remove the root cause

    Address the escape point

  • D5 - Choose and Verify Permanent Corrective Actions

    l Decision-Making WorksheetDecision Making Worksheet

    Givens Choice A Choice B

    Wants

    Risks

  • D6 - Implement and ValidatePermanent Corrective Actions

    Plan and implement selected PCAs

    Validate that PCAs are continuing to work

  • D7 - Prevent Recurrence Find the root cause of

    the root cause Change the systems

    that allowed the problem to occur

  • D7 - Prevent Actions

    Present Problem Similar Problems Systemic

    Recommendations

    Champion

  • D8 - Recognize Team and Individual Contributions

    Sincerely recognize all contributions to solving the problem

    Celebrate Formally close the

    G8D

  • How to Ensure Success & Increase ROI

    l Create the right climate

    l Identify and set the priority of problems

    l Support the problem solving process

    l Provide the system to carry out corrective actions

  • Management Createsthe Right Climate

    Patience Provide practice time Be interested State expectations clearly

  • Management Sets the Priorities

    Continuously improve the system Provide the right resources Share significance of the problem with the

    team

  • Management SupportsProblem Solving

    Give authority to team members Review progress and ask coaching

    questions (Assessing Questions) Require adherence to the process

  • Management is Visible in Implementation

    Be an implementation advocate Provide system to retain knowledge Provide funds to follow through