Matrix Diagram || Better Decision Making || 7 new QC tools || Continuous Improvement

Our decisions can go on absolutely wrong side when we do not understand the strength of association among groups of items or people on the field. Using a technique called “Matrix diagram”, we can learn the strength of association among groups of items like data, information, functions, concepts, people, infrastructure etc. In this video, we will learn various types of “Matrix diagrams” so that we can contribute to better decision making on the ground.

[@PradeepKumarSingh]

Thank u sir for such a good , more knowledgeable video to help us understanding the scenarios 🙏

[@8695Chacana]

Thanks very much. I usually apply this in my job, but your video increase my understanding, thanks very much Sir.

[@mansouralajeemi9101]

thanx Sir

[@anindya24]

Excellent presentation and explanation

[@nilanthipathirana3935]

short and clear. very useful. thank you

[@meghathakur6341]

NIce VIdeo

[@hymavathi2410]

Very nice sir .....

[@maysaosman8059]

thx from Sudan

[@vishnupriya5081]

On what basis we mark relationship between these 2 groups sir? From where did we get information about their correlation?

[@themimic-chetanubale1603]

If u take an example of same type of defects in list 1 and list 2 and u may now be able relate dependency of occurrence of one defect with other.

[@janithnadishan5081]

Item yee

[@huma3671]

Please take some real life example to explain it better....