Hoshin kanri Workshop - 2 Days
Management's top priorities are planning and ensuring that everyone is working on the organization’s key business objectives. Hoshin Kanri is a tool that helps management successfully realize these top priorities. This methodology is one of the most powerful planning tools available to organizations today, allowing for breakthrough innovations and continuous improvement. It provides a method for creating a comprehensive deployment strategy between all levels of employees, keeping everyone focused on top priorities in the organization.
This course contains Excel templates that can be used to begin a Hoshin Kanri plan. Students also receive a student workbook recapping all of the information found in the course and numerous examples of types of Hoshin Kanri matrices. Upon completion of the course exam, students also receive a course certificate.
Learning Objectives
- Define Hoshin Kanri
- Understand the history behind Hoshin Kanri
- Recognize the critical elements in Hoshin Kanri
- Characterize a breakthrough strategy
- Relate how Deming’s PDCA (plan, do, check and act) model supports the Hoshin Kanri process
- Compare and identify vision and mission statements
- Identify the different steps in a Hoshin Kanri process
- Calculate a Hoshin Kanri matrix
- Define a successful Hoshin Kanri deployment
- Evaluate a scenario to determine which quality tool would support the situation
Course Content
- Introduction to Hoshin Kanri
- What is Hoshin Kanri?
- History of Hoshin Kanri
- Hoshin Kanri Defined
- Critical Elements in Hoshin Kanri
- 3 Phases to Deploy a Hoshin Kanri Plan
- Plan, Do, Check, Act
- Deming Model
- Plan
- Do
- Check
- Act
- Deming Model
- Creating Vision and Mission Statements
- What's a Vision?
- Sample Vision Statements
- Questions to Ask to Create a Vision
- What's a Mission?
- Sample Mission Statement
- Questions to Ask to Create a Mission
- The Hoshin Kanri Matrix
- Rooms in a Hoshin Kanri Matrix
- How to Calculate a Hoshin Kanri Matrix
- Deployment
- Action Plans
- 18 Month Deployment Plan
- Hoshin Kanri Tools
- Affinity Diagrams
- Tree Diagrams
- Force Field Analysis