Design of Experiments for Six Sigma
Six Sigma is a process management methodology that relies on data for decision making. Design of Experiments (DOE) provides the ability to confirm …
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Six Sigma Data Analysis with Box-and-Whiskers Plots
The box-and-whiskers plot, or box plot, is a statistical analysis tool. This visual display of a set of data provides information about the variation …
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The Six Sigma Five Why Method Explained
Five why method is a simple but effective six sigma tool to find root cause of a problem. This article will explain the use of five why method with …
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Managing your DMAIC Project Using Process Calculation Techniques
Six Sigma focuses on reducing defects and improving efficiency. Process sigma measures how a process performs relative to customer requirements. …
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Using Six Sigma for Supply Chain Management
Using Six Sigma in supply chain management (SCM) helps in achieving substantial benefits in terms of costs and quality. This article will talk about …
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Utilizing SIPOC: A Six Sigma Tool Utilized in the DMAIC Process
The SIPOC is a key tool used in the Define phase of a DMAIC project. It provides clarity for the project team and stakeholders regarding the process …
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Understanding What Process Sigma Tells You About Your Process
A primary objective of Six Sigma process improvement projects is to reduce defects. A defect is a failure to meet customer standards for quality. …
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When DMAIC Is Not the Answer: A Review of Six Sigma DMAIC Criteria
What makes for a good Six Sigma process improvement project? Should all business problems be addressed using the DMAIC methodology? Here are some tips …
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How to Use and Calculate an FMEA For Six Sigma
FMEA is a technique used to manage risk in projects. In Six Sigma, it is often incorporated as part of the Improve phase of DMAIC projects. Before a …
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Creating a Fishbone Diagram for Six Sigma Analysis
A fishbone or Ishikawa diagram is used to organize potential root causes of a problem and to help get at root causes. You can create one on a …
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