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Diagrama de Pareto: Qu茅 es y c贸mo se hace. Ejemplo pr谩ctico paso a paso - YouTube
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Today we are going to understand what the Pareto chart is, how it is made and we are going to elaborate an example of its
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application. In Excel, the Pareto chart, also called the 80/20 curve,
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wall analysis or ABC distribution, is the product of rigorous analyzes carried out by Vilfredo
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Pareto, which allowed scholars to establish through empirical foundations
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that 80% of the consequences of a phenomenon is caused by 20 percent of the causes
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what I have told you is known as the wall rule but then what is the
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wall diagram in the expression of the rule made through a
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bar chart which concentrates the causes in descending order, what it allows us to do is identify
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which is that 80% that generates the problems in order to concentrate our efforts on their solution
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. If we go to a company, what is the wall diagram for
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? as one of the seven quality tools, it allows us to carry
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out continuous improvement, to show how this is a situation before and after being intervened
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and to analyze and prioritize pr problems but you are wondering how to make a wall diagram
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first of all define what you want to do what situation you are in what is
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the problem situation or phenomenon to analyze second define what are the causes or factors
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that you are going to analyze and then collect all the data around them in the third
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step the collected data will be sorted from highest to lowest and with this
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you will be able in the fourth step to start making the necessary calculations you will calculate the accumulated
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percentage and accumulated percentage so finally you will be able to graph the
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wall diagram its causes will be on the x axis on the left axis it will be placed on the accumulated
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and on the right axis you will have the accumulated percentage that remains then to
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analyze and make the respective decisions all this we are going to understand better with an example
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first of all we have to determine what is the situation that is occurring what
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is the phenomenon of analysis q What are we going to solve in this case? We have an increase of 35% in the
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complaints and claims received in quarter 3 of the current year. It is a significant increase, therefore, we
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must go on to determine why it is happening, what is its solution, then we determine by what
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is happening what are the main complaints that are being presented we have for a review of the
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two pps complaint mailboxes that there are ten main types of complaints we have established
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the categories and we have cut them according to the customer complaints what is the frequency
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of each of the complaints, being for example that the after-sales service does not appear on time,
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the most frequent complaint with 26 and the operation of the product is confusing as the one that has
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presented the least with only 1, we order this from greater At least as you can see we have
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already done it and from now on we are going to do the respective calculations to then have our
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wall grass we already have the frequency of the data collected v We are going to determine the percentage
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basically the percentage in the representation of each of these causes within the total
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so first of all we are going to know how many there are in total we make the sum
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of the frequency of all these causes and we have a total of 86 complaints we are going to get
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the representation of each one of the complaints within the 86 therefore we divide 26 divided
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86 and we do the same for the others
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well we can verify that what we have done is good because when we add them it should give us
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100% with this clear we are going to calculate the percentage as a side that is the accumulated percentage is the
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sum of the percentage of all the complaints one after another I explain myself in the first in the first
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in the first cause accumulated percentage as we only have one it is the same percentage 30% without however
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in the second we are going to add 30% with the percentage of the second cause which is 23% in this case 53
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percent in this way the function if we go to the operation of the product cto is confusing that it is the
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last complaint the accumulated sum of all of all the causes should give me 100% let 's see
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if it is indeed 100% with this of course we already have all the data to start making the
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wall diagram on the axis x we are going to place the causes that we have the 10 causes that we have on the
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left axis we are going to have the data collected or the frequency depending on the nature of the
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problem that we are dealing with and on the right axis we are going to place the accumulated percentage
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with this clear we go to have the control key one day we are going to select the causes
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the percentage and the percentage as a side we are going to insert and place a bar graph
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as you can see effectively the causes are on the x-axis
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and the data collected are the blue ones found in the y-axis, however, the
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accumulated percentage, which are the orange ones, is also found on the left axis, therefore we are going to
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change the axis to the accumulated percentage and we are going to place it on the we right click on
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them we are going to change the type of graph and where it says accumulated percentage we are going to give it that secondary
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and we are going to change it so that it is a line graph it can be a line graph or
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pillar line with markers I prefer sharp line with markers and With this we already have our wall diagram
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, so look what and the analysis that we are going to do is where the 80% is concentrated,
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well in this case it is 72%, this means that 72% of the complaints
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received in the quarter 3 of the current year is generated by three main causes the after-
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sales service does not show up on time the after-sales staff does not know how to install the product and the
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contact center staff is rude or does not have a service attitude than what we are going to do
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then we are going to focus all our efforts to improve the after-sales service in terms
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of time and quality in addition to those I don't know I imagine that we can do new training
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and Establishing new new forms of measurement to determine how good the service that
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the contact center staff is providing are examples of some actions that we can do
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what we do has to solve the focus of what causes the whole problem that in this case They are
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the first three causes. Well, with this, of course, we have finished our Pareto diagram. Of course, we can do another analysis. Of course,
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we can focus on solving these three causes and
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then reapply the Pareto diagram to solve the previous causes.
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prepared a wall diagram template that will allow you to do
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all this work automatically, the only thing you will have to do is write what are the
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causes around the phenomenon you are analyzing and the frequency or data collected from each
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of them with this and through automatic calculations you will be able to obtain the Pareto diagram
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so that you can analyze what you have what to do is enter the dotcom
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pareto diagram company ingenuity and at the bottom go to the pareto diagram excel template and you will only have
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to download it and with this we finish I hope it has been useful see you another time
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