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Hello ,
is someone using the "8D Eight disciplines problem solving" with Wrike ?
could someone suggest me how to do that ?
in this moment I am thinking a single Not Conformity like a Single project , but does it make sense ?
thanks in advance for your help !
Francesco
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Hi Francesco Trupia, welcome to the forums, happy to see you here! 🤗
Could you please share a little more detail on what kind of a set-up you're interested in?
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Hi Lisa , thanks 😁
8D report is also called "Eight disciplines problem solving" , it's a classic procedure used in the Qualtiy System worldwide
when you open a "not conformity" on a product or on a process the 8D process starts :
"Who/When/Where/Why/How/How much" , intermediate solution , root cause , corrective acton
it's a standard procedure in the Quality system , I would like to know if someone already apply this method directly with Wrike
suggestions are always welcome 😀
Thank you for clarifying, Francesco Trupia! 😊
I'm going to feature your post on the main Community page, and hopefully, other Community members will share their experience if they use this system 👍
For now, I'd suggest taking a look at Wrike's Custom fields - it's possible to create such fields for each item of the 8D system to fill it out and track it.
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Lisa thank you very much !