Root Cause Analysis with Fishbone and Pareto

[@priyaisvlogging]

Nicely explained

[@mohitsharma34]

Thanks

[@fitat4049]

Great video 👍

[@mohitsharma34]

BE FiT CHANNEL thanks 🙏

[@akakarun8]

Thanks for the video and we'll explained

[@mohitsharma34]

Thanks Arun !

[@PriazBeautyZone]

Very nicely explained

[@maheshm4341]

As expected......!!! Well narrated,explained in simple format......thanks for the video Mohit sir.....!!

[@mohitsharma34]

You are welcome 🙏

[@eknumberindia393]

Excellent 👏

[@parths1904]

Very nicely explained ❤️❤️🙏👍😊❤️

[@mohitsharma34]

Thanks 😊

[@kellyoleson8003]

Thank you for the use cases which made learning so much easier!

[@mohitsharma34]

Kelly Oleson thanks 😊

[@domenicoscarpino3715]

Hello, do you always do pareto chart after fishbone analysis, or you can do pareto chart without any root cause analysis first?

[@mohitsharma34]

If you have discrete data available then you can do Pareto

[@domenicoscarpino3715]

@@mohitsharma34 thank you

[@Ambuj1210]

Sir , suppose for potential Y suppose we have many reasons from fishbone diagram . From man - 4 causes, material -3 , measurement - 5 , method - 6 , machine -4 , Then we need to consider all as potential x?

[@mohitsharma34]

Yes they all are . You can sit with the core team and decide to depriortize few of them as some could be totally irrelevant to the problem.

[@Ambuj1210]

@@mohitsharma34 Thank you sir

[@SantoshSingh-yp4vp]

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