Today, we shine the spotlight on the most anticipated part of the PDCA process: the “Go-Live.” If you’ve been following our journey, you’re already familiar

Implementing changes in process improvement requires more than just a well-designed plan; it demands the support and buy-in of key stakeholders. Securing stakeholder buy-in is

In our previous blog, I started teaching how you can use the Training Development tab effectively in the Process Worksheet (downloadable for free here) to

In last week’s blog, I shared the common mistakes to avoid in training, the importance of formalizing training, and the two-week lead time for completing

We’re starting another blog series tackling the sixth step of the PDCA process: Training Development. Before we proceed, let’s quickly recap the PDCA process. It

In last week’s blog, I discussed why we aim for an 80 percent completion rate for developing countermeasures within 30 days. To wrap up the

In last week’s blog, I shared with you how setting a 30-day lead time can help in successfully developing countermeasures. This time, I will discuss