Title: tqm-4
1MANAGEMENT FUNCTIONS IN TQM
Policy Management
Quality Control Circle
Suggestion System
Standardization Quality Assurance
Cross- Functional Management
Daily Management
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2POLICY MANAGEMENTDefinition
- Deploy and share the direction, goals, and
approaches of corporate management from top
management to employees, and for each unit of
organization to conduct work according to the
plan. Then, evaluate, investigate, and feed back
the results, or go through the cycle of PDCA
(Plan, Do, Check, Act) continuously, and attempt
to continuously improve the performance of the
organization. - - Dr. Shigeru Mizuno
3POLICY MANAGEMENTDefinition
- Policy Management is a mechanism that guides
people to practice discipline in assuring quality
in managerial processes so that the goals of the
organization can be achieved - - Kiyoshi Suzaki
4How is the Company Policy Shared Within the
Organization ?
is it like this ?
or ... like this ?
5POLICY DEPLOYMENT
COMPANY POLICY
PERSONAL TASK DIVISION POLICY
TOP DOWN
PERSONAL TASK DEPT. POLICY
PERSONAL TASK GROUP POLICY
etc.
BOTTOM UP
6DEPLOYING COMPANY GOALS
7POLICY MANAGEMENTFully Deployed Objective
Level
Objective
Corporate
Improve Customer Satisfaction
Division
Reduce Late Shipments
Plant
Less than10 Late Shipments This Year
Manufacturing Department
Less than 5 Schedule Misses This Year
Maintenance Group
Reduce Machine Downtime 25 This Year
8DAILY MANAGEMENTDefinition
- All Activities That Each Department Must Perform
For Itself On A Daily Basis That Are Necessary To
Most Efficiently Achieve Their Departmental
Goals. These Activities Are The Most Fundamental
of Business Management -
- Note Daily Management Is No Different Than
Departmental Or Functional Management
9POLICY MANAGEMENT
POLICY DEPLOYMENT
HONSHIN KANRI
POLICY MANAGEMENT
TOP
MIDDLE MANAGEMENT
DAILY MANAGEMENT
GEMBA MANAGEMENT
OPERATORS
10POLICY MANAGEMENT DAILY MANAGEMENT
11PDCA SDCA CYCLE
12MANAGEMENT ACTIVITYCONTROL CYCLE
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Ds2
As2
S2
Dp1
A
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D
D
P1
Cp1
Ap1
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Ds1
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13DAILY MANAGEMENT - FLOW CHART
Intrinsic Duty (Responsibility)
Vision, Mission, Program Goals
Functional Flow by Macro Micro Chart
SOP
Operation
Maintain as it is
If met with Customer Requirement
yes
no
But Need Improvement
Quality Assured
Corrective Action
14DEFINING GOALS IN DAILY MANAGEMENT
15FLOW CHART (PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT)
16CONTROL ITEMK. Ishikawa
- Control Item Is A Yardstick That Measures Or
Judges The Target Level, The Content Of The Work,
The Process And The Results Of Each Stage Of
Breakthrough And Improvement During Daily
Management Activity
17EXAMPLES OF CONTROL ITEMS
18CONCEPT OF CONTROL ITEM
19CONTROL ITEM CHECK ITEM
CAUSE
RESULT
CHECK ITEM
CONTROL ITEM
20CONTROL ITEM CHECK ITEM INTERRELATIONSHIP
Department Manager Section Manager Supervisor
21DAILY MANAGEMENT - SALES MANAGEMENT
CONTROL ITEM GOAL DOCUMENTS Vehicles Sales 300
15 cars/year Sales Graph 24 4
cars/month More than 1 cars/day New Car Sales
at 24 4 cars/event Motor Show Sales to New
Customers More than 5 cars/month
CHECK ITEM GOAL DOCUMENTS Potential Customer
Visit 90 10 visits/week Visit Log
Card Telephone Calls to Pot. 50 5
calls/day Customer Business Card Handed 500
50 cards/show Out in motor show Catalogue to
Customer 500 50 catalogue/mo Home Visit gt 400
visits Success per visits 90 Sales Clerk
Attendance 100 Rate
22RELATIONSHIP AMONG STANDARDS, CONTROL POINTS,
OBJECTIVES AND MISSION
Mission
e.g, Customer satisfaction
Objectives
e.g, QCDSM
Strategies and tactics to accomplish all of these
Business Plans
Control Points
e.g, Process capability at station A
Standards practiced on the shop floor
e.g, Standard Operating Procedure (SOP),
daily machine checklist, etc.
23CROSS-FUNCTIONAL MANAGEMENTDefinition
- Control Activities That Include Planning For
Individual Business Element Like Quality, Cost
and Delivery From Company Wide Point of View. - These Are Then Implemented Along With Daily
Management And Policy Management within Each
department
24POLICY MANAGEMENT AND CROSS FUNCTIONAL MANAGEMENT
Supplier
Customer
Cross Functional Management
Policy Management
25CONTROL POINTS AS VIEWED BY CROSS FUNCTION
MANAGEMENT