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CILS DMAIC Roadmap

A step-by-step guide for preparing ISO 13053-2:2011 compliant project story boards. All 28 DMAIC steps with the exact techniques mandated in the ISO standard (Factsheet references), key deliverables, and direct links to CILS Tools Hub.

28 Steps5 Phases31 ISO FactsheetsDirect Tool Links
D

Define Phase — Objectives

Identify the requirements and expectations of the stakeholders
Identify the voice of the customer and third parties (CTQC, etc.)
Select the project team
Develop a process map (SIPOC), visualize the data (Pareto)
Create a project charter

📋 Gate Review Checkpoints — ISO 13053-2:2011 §2.15

A Gate Review is a project review led by the sponsor each time a DMAIC stage is completed, in order to validate the conclusions of that stage. The project charter (Factsheet 07) is the primary gate review document.

D→M
Charter sign-off
M→A
Baseline confirmed
A→I
Root causes validated
I→C
Solution implemented
C (close)
Benefits sustained
ISO 13053-2:2011 Annex A — Factsheet Index (FS01 – FS31)
FS 10Process Mapping & Process Data
FS 11Prioritization Matrix
FS 12Cause and Effect Diagram (Fishbone / Ishikawa)
FS 13Brainstorming
FS 14Failure Mode & Effects Analysis (FMEA)
FS 15Measurement System Analysis (MSA / GRR)
FS 16Data Collection Plan
FS 17Determination of Sample Size
FS 18Normality Testing
FS 19Descriptive Statistics Visualization Tools
FS 20Indicators (Cp, Cpk, Pp, Ppk, DPMO, Zvalue)
FS 21Waste Analysis (7 Wastes)
FS 22Value Stream Analysis (VSM)
FS 23Services Delivery Modelling
FS 24Hypothesis Testing
FS 25Regression and Correlation
FS 26Design of Experiments (DOE)
FS 27Reliability
FS 28RACI Competencies Matrix
FS 29Monitoring / Control Plan
FS 30Control Charts
FS 31Project Review
FS 01ROI, Costs & Accountability
FS 02Affinity Diagram
FS 03Kano Model
FS 04CTQ Tree Diagram
FS 05House of Quality (QFD)
FS 06Benchmarking
FS 07Project Charter
FS 08Gantt Chart
FS 09SIPOC
How to Use This Guide for ISO 13053-2:2011 Compliant Project Story Boards

What is a Story Board? A project story board is a visual summary of your DMAIC project. It must show the work done at each phase gate, the tools applied (referencing the ISO factsheets), and the results achieved.

Step 1 — Use the ISO technique tables: Each step above shows the exact techniques listed in ISO 13053-2 with their Factsheet numbers. Your story board must demonstrate that these techniques were applied at the appropriate steps.

Step 2 — For each step on your board: Show (a) the ISO technique used, (b) its Factsheet reference, (c) the output/result, and (d) how it led to the next step. Use screenshots or printouts from the CILS Tools Hub as evidence.

Step 3 — Factsheet compliance: Factsheets are informative (Annex A). Your story board should reference the Factsheet number beside each tool output, e.g. "Cause and Effect Diagram (FS12)" or "Control Chart (FS30)".

Step 4 — Gate reviews: At each phase boundary include a gate review summary — the sponsor-signed confirmation that the phase conclusions were validated before proceeding.

Step 5 — Financial evidence: Factsheets 01 and 20 (ROI and Indicators) are cited across multiple steps. Always include DPMO/Z-score at baseline (M6), the improvement delta (C4), and an ROI/net savings calculation (C5).