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Ishikawa y Árbol de Problemas: Causas y Efectos

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Identifica causas y efectos con Ishikawa y árbol

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Ishikawa y Árbol de Problemas: Causas y Efectos
 

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Identifica causas y efectos con Ishikawa y árbol

by henry calllisaya
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El diagrama de Ishikawa organiza las causas por categorías, a menudo las 6M.

2

El objetivo es encontrar soluciones sin analizar las causas ni las evidencias.

3

La copa o las hojas representan los efectos o consecuencias.

4

En el diagrama Ishikawa, la cabeza es el problema a resolver.

5

El tronco del árbol de problemas representa el problema central.

6

Las materiales son el único factor de la espina sin importar otros factores.

7

Las raíces describen las causas por las que ocurre el problema.

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Las espinas del diagrama representan directamente los efectos.

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En el árbol de problemas, la copa es la raíz del problema.

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El diagrama de Ishikawa no ayuda a organizar las causas por categorías.

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