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Six Sigma, created by the Motorola Corporation, is a five-step methodology used to understand customer requirements and to map, analyze, measure and improve processes in order to deliver 99.9997% defect-free products and services, improve cycle time and eliminate non-value added activities.
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Using Critical Parameter Management to Manage, Analize and Report Technical Product Performance
5 February 2007Presented at the 2nd Annual Design for Six Sigma Conference, September 2006, Las Vegas by Dr Neal Mackertich and Dr Peter Kraus, Raytheon Integrated Defense Systems
DFSS Deployment in a Decentralized Organization
2 February 2007Presented at the 2nd Annual Design for Six Sigma Conference, September 2006, by Dr Andrew Brown, DELPHI Corporation
Next Generation Tools for DFSS
1 February 2007Presented at the WCBF 2nd Annual Design for Six Sigma Conference by James M. Wasiloff, General Dynamics Land Systems
The Application of Axiomatic Design in DFSS a new paradigm
25 January 2007Presented at the 2nd Annual Design for Six Sigma Conference by Dr Basem El Haik
Innovation through DFSS and TRIZ
24 January 2007Presented at the 2nd Annual DFSS Conference, September 2006, by Dr Kai Yang, Wayne State University
DFSS for Software-Intensive Systems
23 January 2007Presented at the 2nd Annual Design for Six Sigma Conference, September 2006, by Dr Neal Mackertich and Trindy LeForge, Raytheon Missile Systems
Transforming Organizational Structure and Development for Business Growth
12 January 2007Presented at the 2nd Annual Design for Six Sigma Conference, September 2006, Las Vegas by Dr William England, Ashland Inc
Measuring and Tracking DFSS Technical Benefits
11 January 2007Presented at the 2nd Annual Design for Six Sigma Conference, September 2006 by Jeff Slutsky, Bausch and Lomb
DFSS in Product Development Does One Size Fit All
10 January 2007Presented at the 2nd Annual Design for Six Sigma Conference, September 2006, Las Vegas by Dr Nathan Soderborg, Ford Motor Company
Sustaining Capability of New Product Launches
9 January 2007Presented at the 2nd Annual Design for Six Sigma Conference, September 2006, Las Vegas by Dr Kamal Ayoub, Tyco Healthcare
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