Empower teams to solve problems collaboratively through structured small group activities. Build capability and engagement through team-based continuous improvement.
Small Group Activity (SGA), also known as Quality Circles or QC Circles, brings together cross-functional teams to identify and solve workplace problems using structured problem-solving methodologies. Teams meet regularly to analyze issues, develop solutions, and implement improvements.
Our digital SGA platform provides teams with collaboration tools, project templates, and tracking capabilities to run effective improvement projects. From problem identification to solution validation, manage the entire improvement cycle digitally.
Schedule DemoCreate and manage SGA teams with defined roles, members, and focus areas. Track team composition, meeting schedules, and participation.
Manage improvement projects from start to finish. Track milestones, assign tasks, and monitor progress through visual project boards.
Built-in templates for 8D, A3, DMAIC, and other structured problem-solving methods. Guide teams through proven improvement frameworks.
Schedule team meetings, create agendas, capture minutes, and track action items. Keep everyone aligned and accountable.
Quantify results with built-in metrics for cost savings, quality improvements, productivity gains, and other KPIs relevant to your projects.
Celebrate team achievements with presentation boards, competitions, and awards. Share best practices across the organization.
Build stronger cross-functional collaboration and break down silos between departments.
Develop employee problem-solving skills through hands-on practice with structured methodologies.
Team ownership of solutions leads to better implementation and sustained results.
Employees engaged in solving real problems feel valued and motivated to contribute.
Share best practices and lessons learned across teams to accelerate organizational learning.
Create cross-functional SGA teams with 5-8 members. Define team charter, scope, and meeting schedule.
Select improvement opportunities based on data, pain points, or strategic priorities. Define problem statement.
Use structured problem-solving tools (8D, A3, DMAIC) to analyze root causes and develop solutions.
Execute solutions, measure results, present findings, and share best practices with the organization.
Join organizations using Appcarter to empower teams through Small Group Activities. Drive engagement and results through structured team-based improvement.