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Chris Bardeggia
Vice President, Global Quality & Lean
ASQ – Grand Rapids
The Benefits/Challenges of a Global Quality Effort
OPERATIONS2015GLOBAL
GLOBAL OPERATIONS 2015
ASQ AGENDA THE BENEFITS/CHALLENGES OF A GLOBAL QUALITY EFFORT
• Why Go Global
• How to Move to Global
• Benefits
• Challenges
QUALITY WHY GLOBAL
BUSINESS PERSPECTIVEWHY GO GLOBAL
• You will have more customers
• You will have access to a larger talent pool
• You will have more profits
• You will become more efficient
• You will iterate faster and create more products
• It’s the futureGLOBAL
OPERATIONS 2015
QUALITY PERSPECTIVEWHY GO GLOBAL
How do we measure quality
globally?
How do we partner?
How do we give customers
a consistent experience
How do we focus the
organization
How standard is TOO
standard?
How do we leverage scale?
How do we achieve
alignment?What needs to be different if
we act global?
How do we structure?
???
GLOBAL OPERATIONS 2015
QUALITY HOW TO MOVE TO GLOBAL
ALIGNING THE PIECESHOW TO MOVE TO GLOBAL
• Networking
• Strategy
• Structure
• Talent
• Metrics
• Processes
GLOBAL OPERATIONS 2015
NETWORKING: ASSEMBLING THE RIGHT PLAYERSHOW TO MOVE TO GLOBAL
Executive Quality Council
Objective: Strategic direction + decisions
Frequency: 2x/YearDuration: 90 MinutesDocs: Pre-Read >6 PgsMembers: 13
• CEO• SVP OPERATIONS
• Chief of Operations • VP Americas• VP EMEA• VP Asia Pacific• VP Quality
• VP LEGAL• VP ENGINEERING• VP MARKETING• VP SALES - AMERICAS• VP SALES - EMEA• VP SALES – ASIA PACIFIC
Quality Performance Steering Team
Objective: Performance review + improvement actions
Frequency: 1x/QuarterDuration: 60 MinutesDocs: Convergence ChartsMembers: 26
• GLOBAL: Quality, Metrics, Legal, Product Engineering, Technology, Architectural Products, Wood, Strategic Products, Coalesse, Seating, Furniture, Project Management, Supplier Quality, Turnstone, Procurement
• Americas: Operations, Manufacturing Engineering, Quality, Channel Development, Order Fulfillment, Logistics
• EMEA: Operations, Quality
• ASIA PACIFIC: Operations, Quality
Global Quality 3.0 Team
Objective: Strategy development + implementation
Frequency: 1x/Month (FTF/Quarter)Duration: 1-4 Hours (as needed)Docs: Plans/ProgressMembers: 22
• Quality: Global, Metrics, Supplier Quality, Systems, Americas, EMEA, Asia Pacific, Reliability
• Engineering: Global, Resident Engineering, Brand, EMEA
• Procurement: Supply Chain Development, Supplier Development
• Legal: Global• Project Mgmt: Global• GM: Seating• Labs: Global• Logistics: Americas• Process Engineering: Global• Order Fulfillment: Americas• Specials: Americas GLOBAL
OPERATIONS 2015
STRATEGY: GLOBAL QUALITY 3.0HOW TO MOVE TO GLOBAL
KPI FY14 (Baseline) FY15 (+1 year) FY16 (+2 years) FY17 (+3 years)
Metrics Regional (internally focused) Global (internally focused) Global (customer-focused) Global (customer-focused)
Defect Codes Plant/Region level Global alignment Defect code logic trees (pilot) App with defect code logic trees
Goal Deployment Top-down Top-down guidance + catchball Catchball with data Catchball with data + actions
Goal Management Focus on past performance Convergence: focus on gap to goal Advanced analytics: application pilots Advanced analytics: predictive
Poke Yokes Focus on implementation Focus on effectiveness Focus on improved effectiveness Focus on optimization
Alert Management Local processes Global process Permanent corrective action focus Permanent corrective action excellence
PD&L Deliverables No data on “How done” risk 20 Keys Pilot 20 Keys implementation Predictive equation of performance
PD&L Quality Not predicted Predicted at every Phase Predicted at every Phase Prediction accuracy
Lab Testing Tribal knowledge; BIFMA + Validating prioritized tests 30% validated tests 100% validated tests
Reliability Reactive; problem-solving Proactive; influencing tests Proactive; owning test plans Robust; influencing designs
FMEA Not standard; component-focused Standard; product-focused Global, formal DFMEA to PFMEA link Excellence; driving design activities
Compliance Tests Regional; inconsistent Regional; inconsistent Global, prioritized on risk not volume Global, driving Reliability
Test Kitchens Regional Global Global; focused on data Global; system improvements
1st Piece Signoffs Local standards Global standards Global standards; discipline Global standards, traceability
Supplier Quality Incoming inspection; locally managed Supplier recovery; glocally managed Global supplier excellence framework Systemic, supplier excellence
Problem-Solving Intuition-based Data-based Global competition to drive effectivenes Global competition to evolve standard
GLOBAL OPERATIONS 2015
STRUCTURE: GLOBAL QUALITYHOW TO MOVE TO GLOBAL
North America
EMEA Asia Pacific
Metrics
Product Dev & Launch + Supplier Quality
+ Reliability
Systems + Alert
Management
Metrics, Dealer Scorecards, Defect Codes, LASER, Accountability, QOR
20 Keys, Reliability Targets, FMEA, Test Plans, Supplier Excellence, 50% DPPM New Products, MBR
Alert Management System, Risk, Global Compliance Test Plan, ISO9001 Audits, Field Actions
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GLOBAL OPERATIONS 2015
STRUCTURE: GLOBAL QUALITY (LEVEL 2)HOW TO MOVE TO GLOBAL
Quality Director
Plant 1 Quality
Manager
Plant 2 Quality
Manager
Plant X Quality
Manager
Lean Leader
PD&L, Supplier Quality,
ReliabilityMetrics Systems
QE
Lean
GLOBAL OPERATIONS 2015
TALENT – CURRENT STATEHOW TO MOVE TO GLOBAL
Local Opening
Local Talent
Local Opening
Local Talent
GLOBAL OPERATIONS 2015
TALENT – FUTURE STATEHOW TO MOVE TO GLOBAL
Attraction
Acquisition
Development
Retention
Promotion
10%Global
Opening
Internal Talent
QualityTalent
ExternalTalent
10%
GLOBAL OPERATIONS 2015
METRICS (EXTERNAL)HOW TO MOVE TO GLOBAL
Symptoms … Language & terms hard to understand Reporting the newsNot actionable
Actions …Operations workshopAlignment on what’s importantMetric definitionsExpectationsTools to improve
GLOBAL OPERATIONS 2015
METRICS (INTERNAL)HOW TO MOVE TO GLOBAL
September, 2014FY15 - Period 7
Actual Goal Actual Goal PYEDPPM: 4,780 15,010 8,911 18,797 20,236
Functional Owner DPPM
DPPM % Contrib. DPPM % Contrib. PYE
Manufacturing 2,128 45% 5,567 62% 13,549
Engineering & Mkting 646 14% 1,008 11% 3,469
Logistics 794 17% 1,067 12% 1,324
Procurement 94 2% 194 2% 63
SFT 81 2% 395 4% 1,191
Specials 323 7% 341 4% 351
Other 714 15% 339 4% 289FY15 P7 Performance Explanation
Actual Goal Actual Goal PYECost of Non-Quality: 1.93% 0.68% 2.04% 0.68% 2.49%
Active Convergence Projects Target Achieved in:10000
Period 7 FYTD
Arch Solutions MBR
Period 7 FYTD
Period 7 FYTD
Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan FebFY14 16,448 7,968 9,384 40,337 22,415 23,574 19,909 38,049 30,398 9,237 14,351 9,472FY15 18,240 14,713 5,045 7,979 6,209 6,788 4,780 0 0 0 0 0Goal 21,031 21,031 21,031 18,020 18,020 18,020 15,010 15,010 15,010 12,000 12,000 12,000R&A 1.88% 2.57% 1.20% 1.46% 2.25% 3.78% 1.93%
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45,000Arch Solutions DPPM - Shipped Previous 12 Months
• ArchSol category continues strong performance based on extensive work in FY14• 35 pcs, feature strips not staying in place - Interim corrective action in place• 24 pcs various specials errors• 21 pcs - wrong color sent - operator error
Project Product Line PlantDefect Code / Descrip. Impact
PeriodImpact
Qty1 SAW Paint Color Privacy Walls Athens 2250 - MFG - Finish Coverage 6 2872 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
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Arch Solutions Pieces Defective & Convergence Line (Active & Complete) Actual Def. Qty Target Achieved Period Convergence Qty
GLOBAL OPERATIONS 2015
PROCESSESHOW TO MOVE TO GLOBAL
Global Lean Quality Report Inventory Updated: 20-Aug-14
Priority "R" Group Report/Dashboard Name Description Freq. EQC AP E NA G AP E NA G AP E NA G Status Comments
1Leadership Meetings Customer Satisfaction
Accountability MeetingIncoming Orders/lines, Say Yes, Delivery Perf., DPPM dashboard.
W P C P C P C AP
1 Leadership Meetings Plant MBR DPPM, R&A, Projects - Plant View M AP E1 Leadership Meetings Category MBR DPPM, R&A, Projects - Category View M E AP G Pcs shipped by category-EMEA/APAC3 Leadership Meetings QOR AP E NA H Requires definition
n/a Customer Focus Say Yes W
2Customer Focus Perfect Orders -
DeliveredShipped complete, DELIVERED on-time
W/M/Q/YTD AP EData on delivery at customer
n/a Customer Focus Perfect Orders - Shipped Shipped complete, SHIPPED on-time W/M/Q/YTD1 Customer Focus Splits (quantity) W E AP Data availability AP and EMEA1 Customer Focus Splits PPM W/YTD E AP Data availability AP and EMEA3 Customer Focus LASER/QR Volume Number of claims filed per month M AP E G H LASER hold for CIC3 Customer Focus Responsiveness Time to respond - dealer claim (G001) M AP E H
3Customer Focus Customer Satisfaction
ScoreH
Requires definition
3Customer Focus Dealer Report Card Modification of existing NA report
NA AP E COMPSCNA changes complete…dealer validation.
2Customer Focus Customer Shot Clock Comprehensive customer/dealer
report (dppm, perf order, etc.)adhoc AP E G
Data requirements/availability
2 Systems Approach Alert Management Number of "Alerts" by region Q Y P C P C P C P C AP E NA G Requires definition2 Systems Approach Alert Management Number of "open" Alerts - Status Q Y P C P C P C P C AP E NA G Requires definition
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FY'15 Q3
GLOBAL OPERATIONS 2015
PROCESSESHOW TO MOVE TO GLOBAL
GLOBAL OPERATIONS 2015
QUALITY BENEFITS
GLOBAL VERSUS REGIONALBENEFITS
Networking: Leverage of TRUE best practices … One system to evolve … Global conversation … Sense of belonging
Strategy: Clarity … Leverage … Integrated … CEO-Level … Branding
Structure: Standardized … Opportunities … Strategic evolution … Role clarity
Talent: Opportunities … Pull versus Push … Experiential vs role-based learning … Global development
Metrics: Aligned to customers … One language … Leverage of knowledge … Meaningful … Integrity
Processes: Alignment to business … Alignment to metrics … Scale
GLOBAL OPERATIONS 2015
QUALITY CHALLENGES
GLOBAL VERSUS REGIONALCHALLENGES
Networking: Language … Time Zones … Availability due to Matrix
Strategy: Focus … Alignment … Proactive vs Reactive
Structure: Fiefdoms … Economies of Scale … Justification
Talent: Paradigm shift … Talent “protection” … Inertia
Metrics: Transparency … Understanding … Competing methodologies … Conformance vs creativity
Processes: Energy … Level of variation … Tradeoffs
GLOBAL OPERATIONS 2015
THANK YOUOPERATIONS2015GLOBAL