Lean Six Sigma: The Ultimate Guide To Combining The Lean Production Speed With Six Sigma Methodology To Instantly Increase Productivity, Quality, Profits, Growth of Startups and Companies
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Book Overview
Do you know why this method can maximize productivity and improve your business, reducing time and costs?
If you have been in business for a while, you most likely have come across the term Six Sigma. It is a quality improvement method commonly used today.
The Lean method, instead, is much knowing in manufacturing and is primarily focused on the speed and efficiency of the process.
Lean Six Sigma is a combination of both the Lean and Six Sigma philosophies.
It creates a powerful improvement concept, applying data-driven tools to solve problems, transform processes, and reduce costs. The most critical aspect is finding the perfect combination of both Lean and Six Sigma.
It is a method of improvement which, thanks to data analysis, identifies and eliminates most problems. It can also describe as an improved engine that creates new functions and systems within an organization to generate results.
Lean Six Sigma helps a company achieve its goals and, at the same time, meet customer needs.
It is a tool, or technique, that brings immediate results, a set of principles and concepts that need to be implemented every day by the managers and team to achieve organizational goals.
The approach to this method also requires a shift in the attitude and thinking of an organization's employees, starting from the top hierarchy down to the bottom. Thanks to this, the result will be an incredible turnaround in profits.
The only constant will be the business goals, which essentially should be creating value for the customer and continuous improvement of the business processes.
With this book you will learn:
How to apply the Lean Six Sigma Method?What are the advantages?Lean Six Sigma success storiesLean Six Sigma CertificationsThe 5 DMAIC PhasesAnd much moreDo you want to know more?
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