PDCA Work Method Framework
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The PDCA Work Method Framework provides a structured approach to problem-solving and goal achievement through four key stages: Plan, Do, Check, and Act. In the Planning phase, it emphasizes the importance of clearly defining problems and goals, establishing standards, and using tools like goal setting, implementation plans, and budgeting. The Implementation (Do) stage focuses on executing the outlined measures and methods, stressing that effective execution is crucial. The Act phase involves inspecting and addressing any gaps in the plan, taking remedial actions, and tracking issues to enhance project outcomes. Finally, the Check phase is about analyzing the execution, identifying any unreasonable aspects, and ensuring problems are promptly identified and addressed. By following this framework, you can systematically improve your projects, ensuring continuous enhancement and success.
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A (process-Act)
Specific approach: After inspection, pay attention to any gaps in the plan and promptly take remedial actions and track issues to improve the entire project.
Core of work: Check the plan and execution results
Work tools: Act (execute, process the results of summary checks); Aim (act according to the target requirements, such as improvement, enhancement)
Noun Motto: Completion - Perfection - Perfection
C (Check)
Specific approach: Check for any inappropriate or unreasonable aspects during the execution of the plan to prevent issues with the plan and promptly identify any problems.
Core of work: Analyze the current situation and identify the causes.
Work Tools: Check (inspect); Communicate (interact); Clean (tidy up); Control (regulate)
Proverbial saying: I examine myself three times a day.
P (Plan)
Specific approach: Clearly define the problem to be solved or the goal to be achieved, and propose measures or methods to achieve the goal.
Core of work: Establishing standards, summarizing experience
Work tools: Goal (goal); Implementation plan (plan); Budget (budget).
Proverb: Forethought ensures success, lack of it spells failure.
D (Implementation-Do)
Specific approach: Implement the measures and methods outlined in the plan. Without good execution, even the best plan is just empty talk.
Core of work: Implementing plans, executing
Work Tools: Design Schemes and Layouts
Proverb: A good plan today is better than a perfect plan tomorrow.

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