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Fantasy Football & Reproducible Results

Sep 14, 2022 8:00:00 AM

Fantasy_Football_NFL_Park_Avenue_SolutionsOf course, I play Fantasy Football! It’s all about data and probabilities!

Week 1 was rough – lost by 0.28 points. Who makes the decision to go for the NFL’s record FG over "going for it" with your experienced quarterback? I was just wishing for a great performance from my quarterback on Monday Night Football. What really happened was a process failure resulting in low numbers for one of the top wide receivers in the league, CeeDee Lamb.

Teams of any kind need repeatable and reproducible results. When one element of a process fails or is changed, it can affect the entire system. Most leaders don’t want to leave their results to chance. Therefore, process elements should be built into the process and systems to control, detect, and prevent errors and defects in their systems.

  • Processes are not giving you the results you were expecting.
  • Errors/defects not being caught.
  • That ‘new software’ you implemented isn’t showing the productivity improvements you thought it would.

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Leigh Ann Schildmeier
Written by Leigh Ann Schildmeier

Leigh Ann Schildmeier specializes in implementing continuous improvement and risk mitigation strategies that help clients increase efficiency, improve quality and service, and increase profits. A frequent speaker and coach on process improvement topics, she is a certified Lean Practitioner, a Six Sigma Black Belt, and a Kata Coach with more than 20 years of experience across a range of industries, including healthcare, finance, and manufacturing. Leigh Ann is the founder and president of Park Avenue Solutions, a business process improvement consulting firm that works to empower excellence in businesses and teams.

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