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Deming Cycle is a Spiral
Tee Guidotti
I like to conceptulaize the Deming cycle as a spiral, moving outward with each full turn, rather than a circle coming back to the same point. The idea is that improvement opens new space and leads to further improvement. The idea of a wheel rolling uphill with a backstop does not do it for me.
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Deming Wheel as a Spiral
Hubert Roigt, Consultant, Madagascar, Member I completely agree with the spiral model of Deming cycle. This way better shows the idea of continuous improvement than the simple wheel....  |
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The Backstop of the Deming Cycle
R Hallagan, Management Consultant, United States, Member Tee, regarding your comment on your (natural) uncomfortableness with "the idea of of a wheel rolling uphill with a backstop," I think Deming is mak... |
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Spiral PDCA Resources
sara, Student (University), Iran, Member Who can contribute some resources about spiral PDCA? And recommend some researches or articles that study it rigidly? Regards.... |
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Deming Cycle as a Spiral
Winand Kissels, Interim Manager, Netherlands, Member Completely right: The Deming Cycle is really a spiral. Always take time into account. Whenever you have completed a cycle, time has elapsed and your i... |
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PDCA - Toyota Kata
David Wilson, Manager, Canada, Premium Member Mike Rother's book 'Toyota Kata' (2010) identifies how continuous improvement, problem solving and adaptation can be effective in moving from a 'curre... |
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