Lessons Learned
From the course material, you will learn what Lessons Learned is, its steps, benefits, and the mistakes we can make in the Lessons Learned process
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SWAT ANALYSIS
With the help of this course material, you can learn what a SWAT analysis is, how and when you can use it in your business decisions, what the consequences of a SWAT analysis are, and what the Lessons Learned might be after conducting a SWAT analysis
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Fault Tree Analysis (FTA)
This course introduces you to what FTA - Fault Tree Analysis is, how to conduct fault tree analysis, which elements to use in the diagram, which logical gates to apply, and how to calculate the probability of an event occurring. It also covers the advantages and disadvantages of this Fault Tree Analysis method.
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The evolution of the Automotive Standard
The course compares ISO 9001: 2015, ISO/TS 16949, and IATF 169494 and explains the development of the automotive standard. The QMS of the German automotive industry standard VDA is also presented, along with QS9000 as part of the standard history.
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The evolution of the QMS standards
This course will help you learn about the elements of the standard ISO 9000 and the development of ISO 9001.
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Blog: Corporate Work
How can the Pomodoro technique help us?
The Pomodoro Technique is a time management method developed by Francesco Cirillo in the late 1980s. The idea is based on a tomato-shaped kitchen timer, which, after being set, signals when the cooking time has passed. Using this, he developed a technique that is one of the most effective methods for avoiding procrastination. According to ... How can the Pomodoro technique help us?
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Blog: Quality assurance
The 1-10-100 rule explains what it costs if we let small problems grow into big challenges
The 1-10-100 rule is a principle used in quality management that illustrates the escalating costs of fixing defects at different stages of a process. The rule emphasizes that the earlier a problem is detected, the less costly it is to fix. Here’s what each number represents: In the context of the 1-10-100 rule, the numbers ... The 1-10-100 rule explains what it costs if we let small problems grow into big challenges
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