FISHBONE DIAGRAM: How To Construct A Fishbone Diagram

Posted on 15. Apr, 2009 by Monique in Video Tutorials

A Fishbone Diagram

or cause and effect diagram is a tool used during brainstorming sessions of Lean Six Sigma projects. This tool will help you drill down to root causes of defects and identify possible failure modes. You will use this graphical tool in conjunction with the Five Whys method of questioning. This tutorial demonstrates how to use SigmaXL software to present your findings during future tollgate presentations. View video for more information on this technique.

Used in DMAIC Phase(s). . . .

  • Analyze
  • Improve

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4 Responses to “FISHBONE DIAGRAM: How To Construct A Fishbone Diagram”

  1. Vignesh Babu

    24. Jun, 2010

    It’s really useful for me, thanks for your presentation.

  2. Monique

    24. Jun, 2010

    You’re welcome. Thanks you for your kind words and comment. Good Day!

  3. shahid gohar

    06. Jul, 2010

    hello dear.
    helpfull data…thanx.

  4. Monique

    06. Jul, 2010

    No, problem. I’m glad you were able to stop by today. :-)

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