Well, at about three weeks ago we've learnt how to organize and to succeed with your project. It was before our first project started. So, talking about these projects and our success and fails, I'd like to list our "organize-helpers" to avoid misunderstandings in future.
P stands for "plan", which means that you have to plan all your actions ( surveys, information that you'll need, possible outcomes, inputs) FIRST
D stands for "do" , exactly it means: do everything you planed before
S stands for "study", study all the outcomes of things that you did before , study all the materials that can help you
A stands for "act" , according to the results which you've got in the "study" section, act to abolish your problem
The whole system is supported by several small, but very important things: input makes the difference between "good" and "perfect", the more you put into your system, the better result you will get; methods show you which of them will make the system work; materials you'll need to know about your system; needs are things that you'll need , without them the whole system stops working; outputs depend on the outcomes, they show what degree of effort you'll need to make your system work perfectly; environment is really important, because each system needs its own environment; people they are exactly the thing that can be called the brain of the system, people plan everything to make the system work; machines help the process, they make it more easy.
This model is really important for "study" section (PDSA), I mean, when you have a result you can say "IF that was done in another way , THEN the result would be better". What is more this model has a curve illustration, so you can create your first "IF", to get your first "THEN" and to continue working this way to study all the fails of your "plan"&"do" sections. This does help to get a better result in actions.
This "organize-helper" can be really useful in two sections: "plan" & "study". First, when you plan your project you ask "why does this happen?" then you answer " because..." after this you ask another "why" to your reply and it happens 5 times. So it helps to see the problem globally and to find the way to abolish it. Second, for your "study" section you can take your "do" fails and ask "why did it happen?", so you'll get a better result in your actions.
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