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"The greatest value of a defect is to learn from it." That's a key concept in our software quality training courses. The question is, however, "How do we learn from defects and prevent them from happening again?"
This workshop is designed to teach people how to improve any process by using proven techniques and processes for identifying and correcting root causes of problems. This is a very experiential course, with more exercises than lecture. Practical exercises and case studies are used to allow people to identify root causes and design process improvement.
Return on Investment
- Learn how to get the most value from a defect or a mistake by preventing it from occurring in the future.
- Understand the process for identifying root causes of problems.
- Learn how to get information effectively through interviews.
- Learn how to modify existing processes and convey them to your organization.
- Get the most out of your existing investment in processes and how to leverage that investment.
- Advance your career by reinforcing your process analysis expertise.
Who Will Benefit
- Test analysts and testers
- QA analysts
- Business analysts
- Facilitators
- Developers
- IT managers
- Project managers and team leaders
- Anyone interested or responsible for process improvement!
The program requires only basic IT knowledge or experience. Testing knowledge or experience is not a prerequisite.
Program Information
This course is presented on an in-house basis only unless offered as a special public course. Contact us for information about how to bring this course into your organization.
Topics
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How To Define the Problem and Collect Data
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How to Perform an Analysis of the Current Situation - Current State Analysis
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How to Identify Opportunities for Process Change - Gap Analysis
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Control Barrier Analysis
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Charting Events And Causal Factors
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How to Conduct Effective Interviews to Gather Information
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Determining Root Causes Of Failures
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Making Process Changes
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Documenting Your Findings in Writing
Resources
- Checklists and Templates
- Glossary
- Bibliography
Last Updated on Wednesday, 14 December 2011 18:18
