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Flow charts are of three types –Matrix, Detailed & High Level.
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If there are alternative solutions than select the best one and implement it.
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Following all the steps of Problem Solving Process is needed when cause(s) of the problems are is/are not known.
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Pareto is known in the field of Quality Management for his 80-20 principle based on study of Indian Economy.
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Flow lines show the sequence of steps in a process.
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Cause and Effect Diagram is a systematic and logical presentation of Causes of a problem being studied.
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Data / information helps in taking decisions.
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Fishbone Diagram is also known as Scatter Diagram.
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Identification and listing the problems is the first step of problem solving process.
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Stratification is not used to analyse data according to different factors.
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Quality Circles concept originated in Japan in year 1975.
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Flow chart is the method of presenting the process related to the problem being addressed.
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Bar Diagram is a strong tool to identify the possible solutions.
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We should make Pie Chart to show the rainfall in inches in July 2017 in Manesar, Gurgaon, Riwari and Rohtak.
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Pareto diagram cannot be used to show the before and after status of a given problem.
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Even if we know the solution of a problem we should attempt identify the causes of the problem.
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Cause and Effect Diagram is also known as Ishikawa Diagram.
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Data are strong basis of taking any decision to solve the problem.
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Brainstorming can be used to identify the possible causes.
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Quality Circle leader is selected by the management.