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What is Six Sigma?
Six Sigma overview Sigma ? is a statistical unit of measure which reflects process capability. Sigma is mathematical term: Deviation from the mean 6 deviations from the mean – if measuring quality, a six sigma process would only produce 3.4 defects per million opportunities (DPMO)
What are the best 6 sigma books?
“Continuous Flow Operations” by Bret Awbrey and Jacob Silber ( PDF) “Sustainability and Lean/Six Sigma” by Todd Robinson and Kerry Person ( PDF - 1.0MB) “Presentation of Parts and Parts Marketplace” by Min Shao and Jason Kary ( PDF) “Hejunka/Product Leveling” by Amy Reyner and Kweku Fleming ( PDF)
Which company is credited with pioneering Six Sigma?
Lean Six Sigma is the combining of two methodologies – Lean and Six Sigma. Lean Six Sigma takes advantage of the "value-added" focus of Lean while maintaining statistical tools of Six Sigma. Toyota is the company credited with pioneering Lean? Motorola is credited with pioneering Six Sigma? Q: What is the primary focus of Lean? Six Sigma?
How is lean similar to Six Sigma?
One of the ways that Lean is similar to Six Sigma is that it is concerned with continuous improvements; like Six Sigma, Lean provides waste-removal tools so daily control and improvements can be made to processes.