1.321.4200.17 Hummel

's six-step model The first step of Hummel's six-step model is to identify and define the problem. This involves looking at what the issues are and how they're connected. It may include gathering data to analyze the problem(s). After the problem is identified and defined, the next step of the model involves formulating objectives and solutions. This involves brainstorming and identifying possible approaches to take when solving the issue at hand. The third step is to analyze the proposed solutions and determine their effectiveness. This includes looking at pros and cons to determine which approach would be the most effective. Once the best option is chosen, the fourth step is to plan the implementation. This involves creating a detailed plan on how to execute the chosen approach and set milestones. The fifth step involves executing the plan and monitoring outcomes. This involves tracking the progress of the solution and making necessary adjustments. Finally, the sixth step is to evaluate the outcomes and measure the success of the implemented plan. This involves reflecting on the changes that were made and assessing the results.