Below are some examples of potential projects. Some are good process improvement project ideas and some are not.
1. The installation of a new process or piece equipment that has already been selected.
Answer: This is not a good project idea. The decision about what to do has already been made.
2. Call center cycle time improvement.
Answer: This is a good project idea. It involves the improvement of an existing process. It may need further scope narrowing (Type of phone calls, for example).
3. Development of a new ad campaign.
Answer: This is not a good project idea. The scope is too broad and does not address improving an existing process. Even so, some of the tools that make up common process improvement methodologies can be used in the development of the new ad campaign.
4. Improve safety.
Answer: This can be a good project idea. The scope is too broad and needs to be narrowed. If the scope were narrowed to something more specific, it would become a good project (reduce back injuries in the warehouse, for example).
5. Reduce the number of back injuries while unloading trucks.
Answer: This is a good project idea. The project is narrowed down to a specific situation involving back injuries.
6. Increase profits
Answer: Not a good project idea. The scope is too broad.
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