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				              Solution and Effect Diagram

			                Guus van H.

			                There exists also an inverted Ishikawa Diagram, with the Solution on the left and a big arrow with branches pointing to the right. The branches show the consequences and effects of the solution. You can use it to show, discuss, analyze what the consequences of a particular solution will be....
			            
			                  			This is a Form of Sensitivity Analysis
															
															ANUJ KUMAR SHRIVASTAVA, Manager, India, Premium Member
This technique is commonly known as a sensitivity analysis.

Once you find out the conclusion of the fish bone diagram, this becomes the arrow and...
			                  		
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