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Operating model

Run chart

Is on-time ship drifting, before any control limit is claimed?

Twelve weekly on-time percents, a median line at 82.5, and a target line at 97. No control limits. 708090100123456789101112median 82.5target 97

The dashed line is the median, 82.5. The solid line is the target, 97. This sheet has no control limits.

The twelve weekly percents, a median line at 82.5, and a target line at 97. No control limits are on this sheet.
How this sheet sits with the others

Every listed week is under the target of 97. The median of the twelve weekly percents is 82.5. On-time ship across the window is 82 percent. This sheet has no control limits, so a low week is not yet a signal.

What it makes visible
The twelve weekly on-time percents, the median, and the target.
When it is useful
When someone wants the direction of on-time ship before calling a point a signal.
Who uses it
Helen Ward, against the promise day Ruth Adeyemi’s crew is booked to.
What it takes
The weekly on-time percents for the twelve weeks ending Friday 2 October 2026.
What it leaves
A window at 82 percent on time, a median of 82.5, and a target of 97. No control limits.
The underlying record
The weekly on-time percent for the promise Helen Ward recorded, its median, and Ruth Adeyemi's target are the series the control chart and the Friday board later take up, still without a limit here.

Where these facts go next

What this sheet still leaves out

It cannot say whether a point is a signal.