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Process Improvement: Is It Always Worth It? Process Improvement: Is It Always Worth It?

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Process Improvement: Is It Always Worth It? - PPT Presentation

Damon Leonhard Senior Data Analyst City of Dublin Ohio GIS Conference Hyatt Regency Columbus September 24 26 2018 Columbus Ohio Project Improvement A waste of time Sometimes Always ID: 729965

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Process Improvement:Is It Always Worth It?

Damon LeonhardSenior Data AnalystCity of Dublin

Ohio GIS Conference

Hyatt Regency Columbus

September 24 – 26, 2018

Columbus, OhioSlide2

Project ImprovementA waste of time?Sometimes? Always?How will we decide?What is process improvement?How much improvement is enough?Significant time or money savedWhen is process improvement not necessary?

What’s the bottom line?Slide3

LeanContinuous improvementProvide value to the customer by reducing wasteDefectsOverproduction

WaitingNon-utilized talentTransportationInventoryMotionExtra processingSlide4

Six SigmaData-driven approach to eliminate defects in a processStrives to eliminate variabilitySlide5

ASQ Black BeltCertification involving six sigma principlesSlide6

KaizenJapanese word for improvementContinuous improvement involving all levels of employees5S focuses on organization, cleanliness

, standardizationSlide7

How Much Improvement Is Enough?Time invested vs. returnSlide8

How Do We Measure Process Improvement?Is there a magic number?Is this realistic?Consider the scale of the projectSlide9

The Project CharterThis is how we estimate the outcome, among other thingsSlide10

When Is It Not Necessary?Too many choices each time the process occursUse process mapping to figure this outMultiple quality checks are necessaryThe process doesn’t take much time nowYou actually enjoy the processSlide11

Process Improvement Gone Right in DublinData Driven PagesSlide12

Process Improvement Gone Right in DublinCityworks mobilizationStreets & Utilities Sewer Care, ChipperParksAnnual InspectionsAsset InspectionsAsset Analytics

FacilitiesReduced use of paperSlide13

Process Improvement Gone Right in DublinScriptingFacilityID simple script (calculate next value)FacilityID automation (generate from null and remove duplicates)Reconcile and PostSlide14

The Bottom LineIf you like doing it manually, go aheadIf you think automation or process improvement might help, try itIf it’s not working out, take a breakIf you need help, ask a friendProcess improvement can be a tremendous benefitAutomation that doesn’t need to be tweaked

Estimate time or cost savings up frontDon’t try to improve every project!Slide15

Thanks! Questions?Damon LeonhardSenior Data AnalystCity of Dublin

614-410-4418dleonhard@dublin.oh.us