List daily operational problems, measure action performance; run owner and due-date tracking from a single panel.

PDCA (Plan–Do–Check–Act) is the core problem-solving technique of lean production.
Instead of discussing a problem once and forgetting it, PDCA lets you plan, implement, check and make the solution permanent. The digital panel keeps the owner and due date of every action visible.
Request a preliminary meeting →The panel makes daily problems visible and enables actions to be planned.
Every action is tracked with its owner and due date.
Delays, risks and bottlenecks are reported automatically by the system.
The system notices deviations in daily operations and helps find the source of the problem.
In the morning production meeting, the entire PDCA flow is followed from a single screen.
Every solved problem and action taken is recorded; a long-term body of knowledge builds up.
Six steps work in a single flow: data is collected, factory performance is seen, indicators are monitored, daily performance is managed, deviation is prioritized, and the impact of the action is verified again in the indicators.
Data flow is established from SQL, Oracle, ERP, SCADA, MES and Excel sources.
Daily summary of the factory; indicators outside target stand out.
Indicators are monitored in the structure of safety, quality, cost, delivery and motivation.
Targets are defined, daily data is managed from a single center.
Deviations are ranked by impact and priorities are set.
An owner and due date are assigned; the impact is verified in the indicators.
In daily Asakai meetings, PDCA actions are tracked together with performance indicators.

The problem is defined, the action is planned, an owner and due date are assigned.
The action is carried out on the shopfloor; status is updated from the panel.
The impact of the action is monitored in the performance indicators.
The solution is standardized; the record enters institutional memory.
Data is taken from the corporate database and source systems; it ties into the daily flow without creating a separate data-entry burden.
It is the cycle of detecting problems, producing solutions, verifying implementation and continuous improvement; it is the core problem-solving technique used in lean production.
It is a holistic management process covering problem definition, action planning, owner assignment and due-date tracking.
It makes problems visible, assigns actions to owners, reports delays and records solutions.
Fast capture of deviations, team coordination, root-cause resolution, reduced cost and quality losses, and a sustainable OPEX culture.
Delays, risks and bottlenecks are reported automatically by the system; the owner and due date are visible on every action.
In daily meetings, PDCA actions are tracked together with performance indicators; the action's impact is seen in the indicator.

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