8D methodology and projects on it

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The 8D methodology is a problem-solving approach used in quality management to identify, correct, and prevent recurring problems.

The 8D methodology consists of 8 steps: D0 - Plan, D1 - Team Formation, D2 - Problem Description, D3 - Interim Containment Action, D4 - Root Cause Analysis, D5 - Permanent Corrective Action, D6 - Prevent Recurrence, D7 - Recognize Team Effort, D8 - Closure and Team Disbandment
It is commonly used in industries such as automotive, aerospace, and manufacturing to address quality issues and improve processes
Examples of projects using the 8D methodology include reducing defects in a production line, improving customer satisfaction by addressing recurring complaints, and resolving safety issues in a workplace

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