What is PDCA & Its Importance in Objective Achievement ?

PDCA, PLAN DO CHECK ACT, a quality/management method that was presented by Deming, it focus on continues control and improvement

Its a method to achieve a GOAL which you and your team set , no matter if it is related to quality, production, sales, marketing, anything.

PDCA is an improvement methodology that many organizations use to guide their improvement efforts. It’s simply a formalized process for improvement.

Organizations use the  PDCA methodology for several reasons.

• It’s user friendly and does not require a lot of technical or scientific knowledge. It’s easy to learn quickly, and with time and practice, skills can increase.
• It’s a methodology that helps to keep everyone focused on the improvement effort. The structure of the process encourages focus and accountability for completing assigned tasks.
• It gets employees (and volunteers) involved in the process of problem solving. This improvement model places value on the wisdom and experience of front-line workers (employees or volunteers) and encourages the use of their expertise.
• It provides a plan and steps for improvements. These plans help to eliminate the frustrations that come with working in an environment that allows organizational problems to dictate internal processes, instead of the opposite.
• It’s a methodology that uses data to ask the questions and has tools to help determine the steps toward improvements.
• Organizations use this methodology because it works!

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