1. Continuous Improvement Cycle: Use the PDCA cycle to address the problem in the case study.
   1. Plan
      1. Solution: Identify a solution in the case study that addresses the problem and supports the sustainable operations of the company. Which continuous improvement best practices can you apply to the solution you identified?
      2. Plan: Develop a plan to implement the solution. Explain how the plan supports organizational effectiveness.
   2. Do: How can the company in the case study test the solution? Describe the changes that the company could implement to test the solution. What data could be collected to show the effectiveness of the changes the company implements to test the solution?
   3. Check
      1. Analysis: Analyze the data produced after the company implements changes to test the solution (the data collected could be qualitative or quantitative). Does the data support the proposed solution to the problem? Why or why not?
      2. Graphical Representation: Create a graphical representation of the data collected after changes were implemented to test the solution. For example, if your data is qualitative, you could create a pie chart. If your data is quantitative, you could create an X-bar and R chart or a p-chart. Make sure your graphical representation is clearly labeled.