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What is the 7-Step Problem Solving Methodology?

The 7-Step Problem Solving Methodology is a standardized, disciplined

approach to exploring problems, understanding root causes and

implementing solutions that work and stay effective.
The 7-Step Method is used for solving problems where the solution is

not obvious.

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Step 1: Identify the problem

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Step 1: Identify the problem

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Step 2: Determine and rank the causes

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Step 2: Determine and rank the causes

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Step 3: Take short-term action

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Step 3: Take short-term action

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Step 4: Gather data / Design test

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Step 4: Gather data / Design test

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Step 5: Conduct tests / Analyze data / Select solution

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Step 5: Conduct tests / Analyze data / Select solution

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Step 6: Plan / Implement/ Failsafe solution

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Step 6: Plan / Implement/ Failsafe solution

Plan Small Scale
Implementation

Implement Plan

Study the Results

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Step 7: Measure and evaluate; Recognize the team

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Step 7: Measure and evaluate; Recognize the team

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The 7 step problem solving methodology

1. The 7-Step Problem Solving Methodology Space for Client logo www.chittlesoft.com

2. What is the 7-Step Problem Solving Methodology? The 7-Step Problem Solving Methodology is a standardized, disciplined approach to exploring problems, understanding root causes and implementing solutions that work and stay effective. The 7-Step Method is used for solving problems where the solution is not obvious. www.chittlesoft.com 2

3. Step 1: Identify the problem www.chittlesoft.com 3

4. Step 1: Identify the problem www.chittlesoft.com 4

5. Step 2: Determine and rank the causes www.chittlesoft.com 5

6. Step 2: Determine and rank the causes www.chittlesoft.com 6

7. Step 3: Take short-term action www.chittlesoft.com 7

8. Step 3: Take short-term action www.chittlesoft.com 8

9. Step 4: Gather data / Design test www.chittlesoft.com 9

10. Step 4: Gather data / Design test www.chittlesoft.com 10

11. Step 5: Conduct tests / Analyze data / Select solution www.chittlesoft.com 11

12. Step 5: Conduct tests / Analyze data / Select solution www.chittlesoft.com 12

13. Step 6: Plan / Implement/ Failsafe solution www.chittlesoft.com 13

14. Step 6: Plan / Implement/ Failsafe solution Plan Small Scale Implementation Implement Plan Study the Results www.chittlesoft.com 14

15. Step 7: Measure and evaluate; Recognize the team www.chittlesoft.com 15

16. Step 7: Measure and evaluate; Recognize the team www.chittlesoft.com 16

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