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Systematic Problem Solving and Solution Finding Model Solve™ is a comprehensive problem analysis and solution-finding model. It utilises many of the above tools and techniques in a systematic way similar to Six Sigma but much simpler to use. No Techniques Situations Key Words     28   Solve™ Solve™ is a Model, which encompasses all the stages of problem analysis, examination of causes, looking for solution, evaluating them and selecting the optimum way forward. It uses many of the above tools and techniques and can be used effectively by managers who have become familiar with them. “Let’s analyse this systematically can we please?” Issues Situation Problem Solution Add to Basket

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