In 1899, the streetcar lines were extended from Washington D.C. through Hyattsville, Maryland. The Mount Rainier stop was located at the intersection of what is now known as Rhode Island Avenue and 34th Street.
What is Process Improvement? Process Improvement is a systematic approach that can be used to make incremental and breakthrough improvements in processes. Process Improvement methodology results in a faster, better, more efficient and/or cost effective way to deliver products, services, and support to customers.
Systematic solution approach to any quality improvement activity is critical and always emphasized by quality gurus (Juran, Deming, and Shewart). Various tools and techniques are commonly used to identify the critical control variables. The very basic techniques used in quality management is 7 QC Tools, which consist of Pareto Diagram, Process Flow Diagram, Cause and Effect Diagram, Check Sheets, Histogram, Run Charts, and Scatter diagram.