
Daily Accountability Process ◾ 135
It was filled out, noting where production had missed its hourly goal
and a reason why.
I asked her what she thought of the chart. Her face lit up as she pro-
ceeded to tell me what a good thing it was. “We’ve written down things
that have frustrated us forever,” she said, “and they’ve been taken care
of, just like that! It’s a lot better around here now with these forms,”
shesaid. When I looked at the department’s information board, I could
see the list of top three flow interrupters and actions underway to
resolve them. Clearly this was an area that paid attention to the health
and improvement of its processes ...