Cause and Effect diagram
The cause-effect diagram (also called fish bone diagram) was created by the Japanese scientist Kaoru Ishikawa in the early 1940s.
With a cause-effect diagram, you are able to collect causes in a team. Possible causes are illustrated graphically and act as a possibility to detect root causes.
Influencing factors:
- human being
- material
- machine
- method
- measurement equipment
- contemporaries
Function:
The cause-effect diagram shows in a graphical way, which possible causes may influence an occurrence. It serves as root cause analysis after incidence of errors has been localised.
Advantages:
- fast results by group dynamics
- easily usable as sample
Disadvantages:
- interdependency is not is not considered
- weighting could be difficult
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