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Continuous Improvement Toolkit RAID Log R A I D www. citoolkit .com The Continuous Improvement Map Managing Selecting & Decision Making Planning & Project Management* Risk PDPC Daily Planning PERT/CPM Break-even Analysis


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Continuous Improvement Toolkit RAID Log

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The Continuous Improvement Map

Multivariate Brainstorming IDEF0 Document control Check Sheets** Flowcharting Flow Process Charts** KPIs SCAMPER*** Pugh Matrix Lateral Thinking Reliability Service Blueprints Affinity Diagrams Mind Mapping* Attribute Analysis Morphological Analysis How-How Diagram*** Control Charts Waste Analysis** Time Value Map** Value Stream Mapping** Value Analysis** Suggestion Systems Histograms Activity Networks RACI Matrix Stakeholder Analysis Improvement Roadmaps DMAIC SWOT Analysis Policy Deployment Project Charter PDCA Gantt Charts MOST PERT/CPM Daily Planning Delphi Method Payoff Matrix Relations Mapping Data Mining Just in Time Automation Product Family Matrix Flow Spaghetti** Multi-vari Studies Decision Tree FMEA PDPC RAID Log* Fault Tree Analysis Paired Comparison Traffic Light Assessment TPN Analysis Risk Analysis* Run Charts Scatter Plots A3 Thinking Importance Urgency Matrix Four Field Matrix Critical-to X Portfolio Matrix Force Field Analysis Decision Balance Sheet Break-even Analysis Voting Quality Function Deployment Pick Chart Gap Analysis* Bottleneck Analysis Cost Benefit Analysis Kaizen Events Control Planning Standard Work Mistake Proofing Quick Changeover Visual Management Simulation TPM 5S Health & Safety Best Practices Pareto Analysis 5 Whys Prioritization Matrix Hypothesis SIPOC* Matrix Diagram Fishbone Diagrams Tree Diagram* Root Cause Analysis Correlation DOE ANOVA Nonparametric Chi-Square Regression Observations Kano Lean Measures Benchmarking*** Interviews Graphical Methods Data collection planner* Questionnaires Probability Distributions MSA Descriptive Statistics Cost of Quality* Sampling Focus Groups Capability Indices Process Yield Project KPIs Normal Distribution

Data Collection Understanding Performance** Implementing Solutions*** Planning & Project Management* Managing Risk Understanding Cause & Effect Designing & Analyzing Processes Group Creativity Selecting & Decision Making

Five Ws Process Redesign Pull Process Mapping OEE

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RAID Log

A project management tool used to store several project information in one place

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Risks Issues Assumptions Dependencies

Serves as a central repository for all . . .

Keeps track of everything happening in your project

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Benefits

Keeps your project organized and on track Makes the information easier to store and retrieve

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Benefits

Useful document in regular project meetings and for audit purposes

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Benefits

Gives confidence to all project stakeholders that the project is under control and being monitored

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Benefits

Allows to engage with upper management and ask their help

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Risks

A risk is something that will have a negative impact on the project if it happens

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Risks Refers to the combined likelihood that an event will

  • ccur and the impact on the project if it occurs
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Risks

Can lead to quality, delay or cost problems

Cost Delivery Quality

Customer Satisfaction

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Risks

A plan should then be developed to mitigate risks with high RPN Risks are often ranked by their Risk Priority Numbers (RPNs)

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Assumptions

Those factors in project management that are considered to be true without providing evidence

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Assumptions

They are taken for granted but cannot be guaranteed and may impact the result of the project

Example: Staff Availability

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Assumptions Analysis

Allows questioning the assumptions Helps discover problematic assumptions

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Issues

Unanticipated Incidents that cause the project to become

  • ut of alignment
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Issues

Occur during the duration of a project Affect the project's specified goals, cost or schedule They are risks that have already happened Failure to manage issues may result in a poor delivery of the project, or even failure

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Dependencies

Those activities which need to start or be completed in order for the project to proceed successfully

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Dependencies

Dependencies may arise during the project, and need to be logged as soon as they are noticed

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The RAID Log should drive to take the necessary actions in

  • rder to ensure successful implementation of the project

Active management of the RAID log elements is one of the key roles of the project manager

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Then regularly review and update it as necessary through regular project meetings

A good practice is to create a RAID log at the beginning of each project

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RAID Category Description Impact Owner Priority Issue Vendor master data is outdated A . N Low Issue Absence of procurement policies A . N Negligible Assumption Information is available prior the approval process I . H Moderate Risk Long supply delivery time Impact on the project schedule A . N Critical Assumption Proper material and service quality inspection C . D High Issue Absence of preventive maintenance plan M . S Moderate Risk Inability to do required maintenance on time Impact on the project schedule and cost M . S High

RAID Log Example

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RAID Dashboard A way to summarize all the logging Allows project team to review all relevant information related to a project at a glance

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RAID Dashboard Example

High 1 High 1 High High Moderate Moderate 1 Moderate 1 Moderate Low Low Low 1 Low Negligible Negligible Negligible 1 Negligible Risks Assumptions Issues Dependencies Critical 1 Critical Critical Critical 2 2 3

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Further Information

Risks and issues need to be given more attention and to be dealt with decisively Assumptions and dependencies could later be turned into risks when more time is taken to analyze them

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Further Information

In particular occasions, several people can have access to the log to update the document directly