Expositions

Expositions

1. Systems Approach To Decision Making

   • Method of analysis to obtain a broad reasonins and critival thinking in relation to problems and situations that occur within a system.
     • Is known as Systems Theory, Systems Thinking or Systems Thinking
     • Benefits
       • Being able to control aspects of your life, such as solve problems an predict them, discovering its origin.
     • The functions are the actions that the system can perform.
       • The structure comprises the relationships established between the elements of the system.

2. Pareto Chart

   • Recognize the most important problems that you should focus on and solve them.
     • Technique that allows you to graphically classify information from most to least relevant
     • Elements
       • Left Y axis. Corresponds to the frequency with which a problem or situation analyzed occurs.
         • Right Y axis. It refers to the percentage that is accumulated from the total number of occurrences.
           • X axis. In the lower part, the categories of the problems or situations that are being evaluated are described.
     • You can analyze the different products and services you offer and improve their quality.

3. Brainstorming

   • Unstructured technique for work groups, where solutions to various situations are sought by generating spontaneous, relaxed and horizontal ideas.
     • Allow ideas to arise spontaneously.
       • will allow you to find new points of view
     • Types
       • Round Robin, Role storming, Direct, Inverse, Star, Gordon, Individual, Mind map, What if...?

4. Decision Tree

   • Classification principles that predict the outcome of a decision, giving rise to different branches of a tree.
     • Part of a root, which gradually has different decision nodes.
     • It plays a crucial role in decision-making as it helps us weigh the pros and cons of different options, as well as their long-term impact.
     • They can represent both quantitative and qualitative data in a visually appealing way and without applying too many calculations.

5. Ishikawa's Diagram

   • Tool that identifies quality problems
     • Provides solutions by graphically representing the factors that involve the execution of a process.
     • There are a couple of types of Ishikawa´s Diagram such as cause and effect diagram, process flow method, stratification method, simple fish diagram.