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Tag Archives: Six sigma
Full and Fractional Factorial Test Design
I am a fan of design of experiments as long time readers know (see posts on design of experiments). Continue reading
Posted in Design of Experiments, Process improvement, Statistics
Tagged Design of Experiments, marketing, Six sigma, Statistics
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Department of Defense Lean Six Sigma
Gordon England, the Deputy Secretary of Defense, signed a directive establishing policy and assigning responsibilities to institutionalize the effort throughout DoD. See a webcast of his speech [the broken link was removed] on lean six sigma to a DoD conference … Continue reading
Posted in Lean thinking, Management, Public Sector, Six sigma
Tagged government, lean six sigma, Public Sector, Six sigma, webcasts
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Management Improvement Carnival #33
Shaun Sayers is hosting Management Improvement Carnival #33 on the Capable blog, some of the highlights include Lean and six sigma at Amazon (by Peter Abilla) a tiny peek inside the quality philosophy of this highly successful but intensely secretive … Continue reading
Posted in Carnival, Management
Tagged Amazon, Carnival, management, Six sigma
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Lean Six Sigma Case Studies
ValuMetrix Services provides some really nice lean six sigma case studies. Simple short but still with enough detail to actually provide some sense of what is going on. While on the topic of online case studies let me plug the … Continue reading
Six Sigma Outdated? No.
Here is another of those articles that promotes the idea that oversimplifies six sigma and then declares that mindset is outdated because innovation is needed nowadays – Six Sigma: So Yesterday? [the link Business Week broke was removed]. The discipline … Continue reading
Six Sigma at Cummins
Six Sigma winning supply-chain converts [the broken link was removed] “More and more of our decisions are made after data is collected and analysis done. It’s less of a gut feel and more data-based.” On any given day, Cummins has … Continue reading
Six Sigma City Government
A recent report from the Brookings Institution, Reconnecting Massachusetts Gateway Cities [the broken link was removed], has some good words on the efforts of Fort Wayne, Indiana: In a short time, the city reduced water main replacement costs by 18 … Continue reading
Lean Six Sigma Efforts
Lean/Six Sigma: The quest for efficiency in manufacturing [the broken link was removed]: After years of working with lean and Six Sigma principles, many companies realize that, to continue improving, they need to get suppliers and even customers involved — … Continue reading
Posted in Lean thinking, Management, Management Articles, Six sigma
Tagged lean six sigma, Quality tools, Six sigma
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3M CEO on Six Sigma
3M in building spree to end capacity constraints 3M should complete the first of an 18-factory build-out in the third quarter, said its chief executive late Tuesday, as it makes up for years of underinvestment on the factory floor – … Continue reading
Investing in Six Sigma
Bank of America: Investing in Six Sigma [the broken link was removed] by Thomas Hoffman: To help the bank’s IT organization align more strategically with its businesses, Desoer has challenged her IT staff to learn more about the bank’s external … Continue reading
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Tagged Six sigma, Software Development
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