Over 70% of all health care costs are avoidable. Is your company doing enough to educate your employees so they can keep health costs down? Most employers are not doing enough which is the main reason why health insurance premiums are going through the roof. Wellness programs can be expensive and time consuming as well as produce questionable results if not done well. There is a much better way to tackle this problem as hundreds of companies have already found out. They have purchased Healthy At Work: Your Pocket Guide to Good Health. Employees rave about this little pocket sized book because they use it to prevent wellness as well as find proven natural chronic health problems. This little book saves employers a minimum of $3.00 for every $1.00 of cost through reduced absenteeism and reduced use of health services. It puts the responsibility for prevention where it should be, with employees. At less than $6.00 per book this will be the best investment your company has ever made in employee health. For a free copy of this amazing little book please use one of the contact methods below.

Healthy at Work: Your Pocket Guide to Good Health

Charles Bens

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Memory Jogger II--Tree Diagram--Instuctor Guide

Weston Milliken

Memory Jogger II--Process Decision Program Chart--Instructor Guide

Memory Jogger II--Interrelationship Diagraph (ID)--Instructor Guide

Memory Jogger II--Matrix Guide--Instructor Guide

Memory Jogger II--Activity Network Diagram--Instructor Guide

Weton Milliken

Designed for you to use as a convenient and quick reference guide on the job, for creative problem solving. Stretch your organization's creative thinking ability with The Creativity Tools Memory Jogger, and develop innovative solutions to today's business problems. Brainstorming is just one of the 14 tools described in this practical guide to innovative thinking. Other tools show you how to restate the problem so you can see it differently, generate new ideas, transfer knowledge from other areas, and identify all possible solutions to the problem. Because innovation doesn't happen in a vacuum, the book explains how to develop an environment that enhances creativity, and how to integrate the tools in your organizational improvement activities.

The Creativity Tools Memory Jogger

Business & Money

Michael Brassard

Diane Ritter

Economics

The Memory Jogger 2 contains a brief description of a 7-step problem-solving model that shows how the quality tools can be used to solve process problems. To help teams apply the model, training and quality managers asked us for a resource that would provide more guidance on the problem solving process. In response, GOAL/QPC published The Problem Solving Jogger. Speed the never-ending quest for improved business processes by following GOAL/QPC's 7-step Problem-Solving Model, based on the Deming Plan-Do-Check-Act Cycle. This easy-to-use pocket guide shows readers how to use the quality improvement tools of the Memory Jogger 2 in a problem-solving context, and recommends the appropriate tools for each step of the way. The book explains the importance of a systematic approach to problem solving, and walks readers through the model, explaining key concepts and how to do the sub steps. A case example links the steps, showing how one team used the tools to improve a real-world business process. A second case example shows how to create a problem-solving storyboard. The book is designed for both beginning and advanced teams: a special section shows teams how to turbo-charge each step with the 7 MP tools and the creativity tools. Empower your workforce by adding your organization's logo, mission statement, or customizing the content to your organization's needs. Features: - Finding and solving problems in your organization's processes - Using a systematic model to solve problems - How to implement the 7-Step problem-solving model - Creating a Storyboard - Expert tips - Advanced problem-solving concepts and techniques

The Problem Solving Memory Jogger: Seven Steps to Improved Processes

GOAL/QPC

Management & Leadership

(Please note that this is the old edition of this book and that it has been replaced by The Black Belt Memory Jogger Second Edition, published in May 2016) Starting with a clear depiction of the DMAIC model and the roles and responsibilities that help ensure that Six Sigma methodologies become ingrained in the organization, The Black Belt Memory Jogger? clarifies concepts and tools, from Critical To flowdown through Control Plans, illuminating these methods in twenty-five detailed chapters of Six Sigma know-how. No Black Belt should undertake a Six Sigma project without a copy of The Black Belt Memory Jogger? in his or her pocket. As a quick reference under tight timelines it will help keep projects?and concepts?on track. As a teaching tool for team members, it has no equal; small and easy to carry, comprehensive yet concise, and most of all, written from a training perspective so every topic and every page goes quickly to the critical point of interest. As a mentoring aid, The Black Belt Memory Jogger? is the perfect place for mentors, team leaders, and team members to come together and begin to build new levels

The Black Belt Memory Jogger: A Pocket Guide for Six Sigma Success

Daniel Navarro

Paul Sheehy

Robert Silvers

Victoria Keyes

Deb Dixon

The Six Sigma Memory Jogger II is the indispensable training and performance support resource for Six Sigma project team members. Beginning with an overview and introduction to Six Sigma concepts, primary terminology, and the basics of the DMAIC method, this valuable pocket guide presents over 40 Six Sigma tools, including the CTQ (Critical to Quality) Tree, FMEA (Failure Mode and Effects Analysis), Kano Model, MSA (Measurement Systems Analysis), Process Sigma, Regression, SIPOC (Suppliers, Inputs, Process, Outputs and Customers), VOC (Voice of the Customer), Data Collection System, and the Y=f(x) formula. This valuable pocket guide opens your team members' minds to the power of Six Sigma to close the value gap between you and your competitors...Increase your company profitability...strengthen your market position. Easy-to-follow, step-by-step approach makes the Six Sigma process transparent to users. Speed bumps are identified and explained to aid immediate understanding. Text is enriched with diagrams, charts, and tables. Information is presented with instructor-type questions and bulleted responses that cut quickly to the core of every issue. Thoughtful tips throughout head off misunderstandings before they can take root. Examples and cases clarify complex concepts. The book was brought up to date in 2017 with revision #6 which kept all of the original tools and page flow. Three new tools were added, Confidence Intervals, Risk Assessment and Management, and Value Stream Mapping (VSM), along with an acronyms list and index. 
The Six Sigma Memory Jogger II now contains over 40 tried and tested tools and techniques all in the classic Why use it?, What does it do?, and How do I do it? Memory Jogger format to help you and your teams quickly and correctly make sustainable improvements to your business. 
GOAL/QPC can also design custom covers for this Memory Jogger to match your company colors and branding and include a message from your company executives about the importance of this topic to the business. 
 (Memory Joggers are available in two standard sizes. The pocket size is 3.5" x 5.5" and the desktop size, with a larger font, is 5" x 7". This page is for the 3.5" x 5.5" pocket size version. The desktop size can be found by clicking on See all formats and editions at the top of this page and then clicking on the arrow &gt; in front of Spiral-bound)

Six Sigma Memory Jogger II: A Pocket Guide

Lynda Finn

Dana Ginn

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