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Problem Statement
The topic covers the importance of Problem Statement, how to write a strong Problem Statement from Lean Six Sigma perspective, and key components of good Problem Statement
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What is Problem Statement
What constitutes a strong Problem Statement
Example of a strong Problem Statement
5 Whys
The topic covers the concept of 5 Whys and how and when to use it
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What is 5 Whys
When to use 5 Whys
Project Objectives or Goals
The topic covers what constitute a good Project Objectives from Lean Six Sigma perspective
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Set Specific Goals and Objectives
How to create a strong Problem Statement

    A problem statement is a clear, concise description of an issue that needs to be addressed. It sets the stage for informing stakeholders about the challenges a project faces. A well-crafted problem statement acts as a guide for research and solution generation, ensuring everyone involved is aligned on the central issue.

     

    Why is Problem Statement important

    A well-defined problem statement is vital for various reasons. It not only acts as a foundation for the project but also helps frame research questions and objectives. Furthermore, it aids teams in staying focused on resolving the identified issue without diversion. Ultimately, a strong problem statement enhances the likelihood of developing effective solutions, leading to project success.

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