Title: Continuous Process Improvement CPILean Six Sigma LSS
1- Continuous Process Improvement (CPI)/Lean Six
Sigma (LSS) - Break Through Convention
- 22-23 October 2008
- Achieving Breakthrough Improvement
- Howard Seamens Human Capital
2Mission/Vision/Objectives
- Mission
- Determine the DoD enterprise-wide challenges we
are facing, identify those we can collectively
solve, develop the action plans, and begin
implementation. - Vision
- Exponential process improvements across the DoD
enterprise. - Objectives/Deliverables1) Identify prioritize
enterprise-wide challenges - 2) Select DoD-experienced sources to lead teams
- 3) Develop strategy, action plans and establish
leader commitment - 4) Kick-off projects, begin action plans and
prepare for delivery to DSD at October
Breakthrough Convention - 5) Establish an on-going review process to
identify and solve enterprise-wide challenges
3Assumption
- Current directives and instructions are
sufficient to create break through, exponential
process improvements.
4Human Capital - Operational Definition
- Human Capital
- This first objective is to identify and codify
what attributes CPI professionals should possess
and how they can be successfully embedded into
the organization. -
- The institutionalization of continuous process
improvement personnel into the organization
infrastructure includes, but is not limited to - position management,
- position descriptions,
- knowledge, skills, abilities, qualifications,
- classification, grade considerations, career
progression - performance management
- professional development, training,
- evaluation, and awards.
5Roadmap to Sustainment
2008
2009
MAY
JUN
JUL
AUG
SEP
OCT
NOV
DEC
JAN
FEB
MAR
APR
DoD Deployment Leaders Workshop (Jul 8-9)
DoD CPI Symposium (May 13-16)
Execute Action Plans
Coordinate DoD Policy and Assess Feasibility to
Replicate DoD-wide
After Hours Event (May 22)
DBAF (Sep 4)
Breakthrough Convention (Oct 22-23)
Replicate Selected Processes DoD-wide
Assess Deployment Performance DoD-wide
DoD LSS Deployment Mid Year Workshop
Monthly LSS SSC Meetings
7/17
8/21
9/18
12/18
1/15
2/19
3/19
11/20
10/16
6/19
6Human Capital Work Team(s)DoD Deployment
Leaders Workshop (8-9 Jul)
- Lee Rivas, Army
- Cat Sergeson, Navy
- Susan Yarwood, OSD
- Darlene Paukei, DTRA
- COL Trace Slinkard, JS
- Janice Cooper, OSD
- Paula Patrick, Navy
- Chuck Brandon, Army
- Mark Hodges, USAF
- Shannon Sexton, USAF
7Human Capital Priority Matrix
- Top Priorities
- Performance Management (HC1)
- Awards and Recognition (HC2)
- KSA / Competencies (HC1)
- Position Descriptions (HC1)
- Certification Guidelines (COA)
- Skill Codes/ Data Fields (HC3)
-
- Governance Structure (SA)
- Position Management
- Embedded Training
Easy
DoD-Wide CPI Professional Network (INT) Skill
Gap Training
Ease of Implementation
Next Generation Ideas from Vision Brainstorming
Career Path
Hard
Low
High
Goal Impact
8Human Capital - Top Priorities
9HC1 - Position Descriptions / Competencies
HC1 Team Members
10Deliverables 4 Purple Position Descriptions
Plus!
- Full time (FT) Continuous Process Improvement
(CPI) Specialist (Master Black Belt), YA-3 - Deployment Director or lead Practioner
- FT CPI Specialist (Black Belt), YA-3
- Component/command, or equivalent
- FT CPI Specialist (Black Belt), YA-2
- Installation, or equivalent
- Amendment, CPI Specialist (Green Belt), any grade
- Part time (25)
- Position titled from primary duty
- Competencies
- Interview questions
11General Equivalency for Conversion NSPS to GS
Subject to continuing collaboration
12NSPS LSS Practitioner Performance Objective
- Our goal is to link pay for performance to
measurable - outcomes in organizational performance.
- The properly constructed NSPS objective may be
applied in ANY mission area - Training and certification
- Apply the part time Green Belt position
description amendment
Complies with DepSecDef memo, DoD wide CPI/LSS,
30 Apr 2007
13Creating CPI/LSS NSPS Goals
N
N
Metrics Avail
Strategically aligned
Match to CCR
Establish Stretch Goal (4/5)
Create Metrics
Level 3 Objective
Y
Y
N
Y
- Baseline current state in terms of quality,
quantity, timeliness and impact (QQTI) - Quantify QQTI improvements in terms of
strategically aligned and critical customer
requirements - Establish stretch goals
- Incentivize goal congruent behavior
14CPI/LSS defined Measurable Improvement in
Quality, Quantity, Timeliness and Impact
High
5
Output
4
Managing to the Gap
3
Annual Performance Period
High
Low
15Strategically aligned and critical-to-customer
CPI goals matched to NSPS pay-for-performance
incentives increases individual performance
levels over time
Level 5
Level 4
Organization Makeup
Level 3
For an organization of fixed end-strength, higher
individual performance levels yield exponential
improvement in output
Organization Output
Time
16HC2 Awards and Recognition
HC2 Team Members
17Deliverables Awards and Recognition
- Honorary and incentive awards
- Human Capital Awards Handbook a Guide for
Managers Supervisors - DoD CPI Award
- Draft award nomination
- Template for determining value for award purposes
18HC3 CPI/LSS Data Fields
HC3 Team Members
19Deliverables CPI/LSS Data Fields
- DCPDS and DIMHRS data fields to identify and
track CPI/LSS practitioners (Belts) - Training completed date
- Certification project completed date
- Certification date
- Certification
20Supporting/Supported Relationships
Position management structure
21Next Steps
- Classify position descriptions all Services and
4th Estate - Complete NSPS CPI objective
- Codify human capital guidance in DoD CPI/LSS
instruction - Establish personnel data elements in DCPDS and
DIMHRS - Rock the World!
22Howard Seamens, howard.seamens_at_osd.mil, Pentagon
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