AKA | N/A |
Classification | Planning/presenting (PP) |
The Basili data collection method is a process of establishing a performance measurement system that can be applied throughout the organization. First introduced by V. R. Basili (1984), this eight-step model interlocks goals with performance questions and with metrics that respond to the questions stated.
To create specialized metrics that will measure goal attainment.
To design a data collection methodology that is supportive of performance measurement requirements.
Select and define problem or opportunity | |
Identify and analyze causes or potential change | |
Develop and plan possible solutions or change | |
→ | Implement and evaluate solution or change |
→ | Measure and report solution or change results |
Recognize and reward team efforts |
Research/statistics | |
Creativity/innovation | |
4 | Engineering |
3 | Project management |
Manufacturing | |
Marketing/sales | |
Administration/documentation | |
Servicing/support | |
1 | Customer/quality metrics |
2 | Change management |
before
Process analysis
Information Needs Analysis
Major program status
Delphi Method
Qestionnaires
after
Objectives matrix (OMAX)
Run-it-by
Data collection strategy
Action plan
Surveying
STEP 1 A team is assembled for the purpose of determining data collection goals. See example Data Collection for Integrated Product Development (IPD).
STEP 2 Answers to a list of questions are brainstormed. These questions point to specific data requirements necessary to measure goal attainment aspects.
STEP 3 To provide specific performance data, metrics are developed and documented.
STEP 4 An easy-to-use data collection form is designed.
STEP 5 The data collection and validation process is started.
STEP 6 Collected data are analyzed for anomalies.
STEP 7 Results are communicated to process owners and other involved groups.
STEP 8 The team determines how the results of perfomance measurement can be utilized to improve processes.
Data Collection for Integrated Product Development (IPD) |
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Notes: Partial data collection plan. Same metric answers two different questions. |