ASQ Keynote Presentation -- PDCA Planning Approach

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John Knotts Crosscutter Enterprises Stop Jumping To Do A PDCA Approach to Project Planning

description

Stop Jumping To Do! We are all project managers. When you think about the basics of a project, you can see that every day we manage projects. The question is, how well do you plan them? John will share his simplified project planning methodology he developed when investigating a way of easily turning strategy into action. Not only will he share with you the simplified approach, but he will take you through an example of the approach and leave you with the basic planning tools you'll need to apply this technique in every project you manage. Here are the benefits of the approach: • It's easily repeatable. • It ensures project success. • It allows for simple timeline planning. • It takes less than an hour the first time you use it.

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John KnottsCrosscutter Enterprises

Stop Jumping To DoA PDCA Approach to Project Planning

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Expectation

Provide a basic planning tool this is: easily repeatable ensures project success allows for simple timeline planning takes less than an hour to use

Create a lasting connection for: future learning collaboration

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Human Nature

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VProject vs Program

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PLAN DO CHECK ACT

Simple Solution

PDCA

Plan

Do

Check

Act

* Linear – not cyclical

* Begins with the end

* Prevents Jumping to Do

* Ensures what you wanted donegets done

* At most an hour!

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Begin with the End

PDCA

Plan

Do

Check

Act

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Measure Success

PDCA

Plan

Do

Check

Act

Milestones

Quantitative

Qualitative

What gets measured, gets done.

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Look before you leap

Planning to plan

PDCA

Plan

Do

Check

Act

Objectives Measures

POC / TeamBudgetResearchPlans

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DO = Execution

PDCA

Plan

Do

Check

Act

Implement

CommunicateDocumentTrainMeasure

Now you can jump!

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Putting it all together

PLAN DO CHECK ACT Asked to speak : 11 Feb

Define Objectives

Define Measures

Contact Robert Perez

Set Date (May 13th)

Research:• PDCA• Project vs Program• Personal Work

Draft Outline• What is PDCA• What is a Project• What is a Program• PDCA Approach• Example

Write Abstract

Get Picture

Write Bio

Send Abstract, Picture, & Bio

Create Slides

Create Survey

Create Handout

Send Slides

Deliver Keynote : 13 May

Follow-up w/email

Keynote delivered : 13 May

Handout Material for all

Survey

Test Knowledge• PDCA• Project• Program• Approach

LinkedIn Invites

Wordpress Followers

Attendees know:• What PDCA is• Difference between

project and program

Attendees understand• PDCA Approach to

project planning

Attendees have a tool to use• Take Away• Apply PDCA

Build Social Network• Learning• Collaboration

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TOOK 10 MINUTES TO PLAN!

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PLAN DO CHECK ACT

Objectives

Measures

POC / Team

Budget

Research

Plans

Implement

Communicate

Document

Train

Measure

Milestones

Quantitative

Qualitative

Begin with the end in mind

Solution Revisited123 4

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Summary

Know what PDCA is?

Know difference between project and program?

Understand the PDCA Approach? Easily repeatable Ensures project success Allows for simple timeline planning Takes less than an hour to use