MSME Quality
A Complete Guide to MSME Quality Improvement
When I read the ‘Theory of Constraints’ concepts, Initially I was not able to understand the term bottleneck and constraints clearly. I hope the same might have happened to you also. So, in this article, I am trying to provide you the definitions, in a simple way to understand it better. please let me know… Read More
This article provides you a clear understanding and guidelines to achieve the goals in small businesses and startups by following basic principles. It will take 4 minutes to read. Few Goals are Enough The human brain is programmed to concentrate on one thing at a time. Study after study has shown that while multitasking can… Read More
In this article, we are going to learn about empathic listening and using it in business communication to win the sales deal effectively. Communication is the most important skill in life. Reading, writing, speaking, and listening are forms of communication. Out of these four types, one of the best forms of communication is listening. The… Read More
Employee turnover (leaving an organization) in small businesses is a painful event specifically when the business is down. It further intensifies it when the processes and outcomes of the business depend only on the key employees and their experience. If you think you know why your employees leaving your business, then it is the right… Read More
There are three simple but effective principles that need to be followed in small businesses in order to increase your sales without any money spent on advertising. Choose Best Strategy There are many businesses in the world that don’t have any decisive competitive strategy or edge. However, these businesses are surviving in the current environment… Read More
What is a Check Sheet? A check sheet is a simple counting tool. It serves as a data-collecting tool used for gathering and visualizing the parameters which are under study. The check sheet is used for almost every industry and process. The check sheet is identified as one of the basic 7 QC Tools. Due… Read More
All businesses, starting from small businesses to today’s big tree, will have a strategy. I hope that through this article you will be able to set the strategy for your business. Read More
A competitor can easily copy your products or design and make it as his own product with minor changes. Similarly, he can apply your ideas or business model to challenge your growth. Sometimes, he pulls out some of your employees with lucrative benefits. Out of all the above possibilities, one thing the competitor cannot copy… Read More
Have you ever seen a Vision and Mission statements hanging on the wall at your workplace? I guess you might have seen it. If so, the following questions might have occurred in your mind; What are these statements? What is the difference between them? How these statements help the organizations? What am I expected to… Read More
The study says, if a team has more than 10 goals to achieve then the chances of achieving the goals are 0%, if a team has goals between 3 to 10 then the chances of achieving is hardly 20%. It is 100% achievable only when the number of goals is less than 3.If you have… Read More
Every organization has limitation for its growth. Though it takes enormous efforts to improve its profits or sales, the company unable to grow massively after attaining its peak. After this point the improvements are incremental and slower than before. This point is called ‘limitation for growth’. So, is it possible to improve the performance drastically… Read More
Unless you know someone you can’t find him. Knowing is important to find. This is exactly true when we deal with wastes in any manufacturing process. We focus on improving machine efficiency, introducing new technology, providing training, etc., without understanding what waste is in manufacturing processes. Most of us have this problem. We are surrounded… Read More
Determining where to focus is key to improvement! The 80/20 rule of the Pareto principle, states 80% of the mistakes created by 20% of the events in any manufacturing or service industries. 20% of the events, observed in the Pareto chart are often found interrelated with other events within the chart. So, to understand the… Read More
Fear makes us stupid! Dr. Edwards Deming verbalized this concept as once of his 14 management principles as ‘Drive Fear Out of the Organization’ nearly decades ago in his famous book Out of the Crisis. Because the fear creates stress, the very nature of our brain induces thoughtless responses as an outcome of the stress.… Read More
“Full kitting is the process of clarifying requirements, getting sign-offs, the staging of materials, etc. before the initiation of tasks.” – Goldratt Usually, the activities that allow tasks to be done without interruptions are included in the full kit list. A doctor and her team performing the medical treatment in an operation theatre without checking… Read More
As a team leader or manager, your job is not to give solutions to every problem, but make sure your team members think scientifically and find out the solutions themselves. You don’t need to tell people exactly how to do it. Rather, you should make them understand the problem and involve them in the process… Read More
If you are struggling with finding time for making improvements in your business, then this tip is for you. People’s behavior, taste, interest, and expectations change every minute- So, in order to match with customer’s interest improvements are very essential. If you do not make improvements- every day, you will be soon run out of… Read More
If you are struggling to bring a change in your organization, especially to get support or consensus, from others including the management, simply to follow the advice of Mahatma Gandhi “Become the change you want to see in the world.” If you begin the change to one area under your influence and make it a… Read More
