Why to choose the PDCA Approach…….?

1. Being a closed loop, it helps in better control of the various steps.

2. Like a closed loop system it gives feed back and thus better control of the

various activities.

3. It helps in continual improvement of the methods.

4. It helps in pin-pointing the problem.

5. Better comparison between Planned and Actual Achievements and time.

6. Makes the things simpler and easier to understand as each step is self-explanatory.

7. Better understanding of the basic procedure being followed.

8. Helps in better and positive thinking.

9. Helps in achieving the results in a more systematic manner.

10. Helps in finding the root cause of the problem.

11. Continuous monitoring approach resulting in better achievements.

12. Development of new ideas.

13. Better and safe approach towards the problem.

14. Examination of the problems and their countermeasures is more systematic.

15. It is a systematic approach towards the problem.

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