Secora Innovation Methodology
SIM aids your business to increase market share and explore untapped market segments.
SIM helps enterprises gain market share by providing a systematic method to develop new products or services. SIM includes tools to simulate the product and service delivery system.



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The first stage of SIM involves determining the needs of customers. Secora uses interviews, focus groups and surveys to gather data. Kano Analysis helps Secora prioritize these needs. Secora then translates these needs to measurable parameters, using Quality Function Deployment.

Once needs are identified, preliminary designs will be developed and alternatives evaluated, using methods such as Axiomatic Design and TRIZ.

Secora then develops a detailed design, creates a simulation to predict design performance, and finally prepares control plans to identify potential design flaws.  Design of Experiments, Taguchi Methods, Tolerance Design and Response Surface Methodology are used in developing and refining the detailed design.

Finally, Secora pilots the new design, confirms that customer requirements are met, and implements the new process, product or service.

Essential Elements of a Good Project Charter

Sean Rast writes for iSixSigma magazine about the project charter. This article breaks the project charter into it's key components and offers tips for documenting project parameters effectively.
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Continuous Improvement in the Service Sector

Continuous improvement process (CIP) programs have traditionally been employed for quality improvement in manufacturing industries. Today service firms and service functions within almost every sector, are also using some sort of continuous improvement methods to boost performance. This paper presents guidelines for the application of CIP programs to service functions.
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Preventative Business Care (PBC) - Part 1 of 3

To stay competitive in a fast moving market, companies must work to increase customer satisfaction, gain market share, and at the same time remain profitable. Many enterprises are focusing their efforts in one area hoping that the other two will automatically follow. To survive in today’s market we have to address each of these metrics separately.
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