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Six Sigma is simply a method of efficiently solving a problem. Using Six Sigma reduces the amount of defective products manufactured or services provided, resulting in increased revenue and greater customer satisfaction.
SixSigma is named after a statistical concept where a process only produces 3.4defects per million opportunities (DPMO). Six Sigma can therefore be also thought of as a goal, where processes not only encounter less defects, but do so consistently (low variability). Basically, Six Sigma reduces variation, so products or services can be delivered as expected reliably.
- Complete understanding of Six Sigma.
- Gain an understanding of what waste is and how to identify it so that it can be reduced.
- Become aware of variation and techniques to reduce it.
- Become familiar with the DMAIC team project model.
- Be aware of the infrastructure needed to support a Lean Six Sigma effort
- Discover Lean6σ techniques to process improvement, integration, and new product projects
- Refresh your basic statistics and process improvement skills
- Learn the common language and terms of Lean6σ learning areas, projects, and professionals
- Skill to Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve and Control (DMAIC) processes
- Assess if Six Sigma and Lean processes are a fit for your organization
- Understand where Lean6σ may yield increased revenue or decrease product and service expenses.
- Learn how to work with Lean6σstaff, consultants, and vendors and key Lean6σ roles
- Understand the various Lean, 6σ, and Lean6σ designations such as 'Green Belt', 'Black Belt'
Senior executives, Middle and Junior Management executives, Project Team Members, Consultants, Supervisors ,Employees of Government, Public and Private sectors, General Public, PMIHolder, PMI exam candidates and participants from sectors in the list above