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Root Cause and Opportunity Analysis ​

Fishbone/Ishikawa Diagram ​

This diagram, also known as a cause-and-effect diagram, visualizes potential causes of a specific problem or effect. It's structured in a way that categories of potential causes branch out from the main spine, resembling a fishbone.

Five-Whys ​

A root cause analysis method where you ask "why?" five times (or as many times as necessary) to trace back the chain of events leading to a problem. The goal is to identify the fundamental cause and prevent recurrence.

Interrelationship Diagrams ​

These diagrams display how different issues are related to one another. They help in understanding the causal relationships among a set of ideas or issues, providing a visual means to track back root causes.

Quiz ​

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my thoughts are neither my employer's nor my wife's