Continuous-Improvement

What is Learn? The Learn pillar of feature management focuses on enabling all teams to better understand how software changes affect users and systems. It is designed for the entire product delivery team: developers , DevOps and site reliability engineers (SREs) , and product managers (PMs). Of all the pillars, Learn is especially concerned with helping software orgs become more data-driven. As a part of this, it provides mechanisms for engaging in hypothesis-driven development, an approach that embeds the scientific method and experimentation into the process of building software. In this way, Learn also supports the “relentless pursuit of continuous improvement,” a key principle of Continuous Delivery . ...

PDCA aways impovement #work/methodology What is PDCA? PDCA stands for Plan, Do, Check, Act. It is a cycle of quality management processes that aims to continuously improve and optimize processes by implementing and monitoring the results of corrective and preventive measures. PDCA is often used in conjunction with other quality management techniques, such as Six Sigma or Total Quality Management (TQM). In PDCA, the following steps are typically followed: Plan: Define the goals and objectives of the process, identify the necessary resources and establish a plan to achieve the desired results. Do: Implement the plan and conduct the process according to the established standards and procedures. Check: Evaluate the results of the process and compare them with the established goals and objectives. Identify any issues or errors that need to be addressed. Act: Take corrective and preventive measures to address any issues or errors identified during the Check step. Implement corrective measures to resolve problems and prevent them from reoccurring. The PDCA cycle is repeated continuously to improve and optimize processes. The cycle ensures that any identified issues or errors are addressed in a timely manner, leading to improved quality, efficiency, and overall performance of the process.