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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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Lean Six Sigma in a Non-Manufacturing Environment
5 September 2006Presented at the 2nd Annual Lean Six Sigma Summit, November 2005 by Kathleen Gall, North Shore-LIJ Health System
Embedding Lean Six Sigma into Your Company Culture
1 September 2006Presented at the 2nd Annual Lean Six Sigma Conference, November 2005, Dallas by Byron Johnson, Parker Meridian
Making Lean Six Sigma Sustainable in your Organization for Real Gains
31 August 2006Presented at the 2nd Annual Lean Six Sigma Conference, November 2005 by Ron Walters, Black and Decker
Lean Design of Experiments
30 August 2006Presented at the 2nd Annual Lean Six Sigma Summit, November 2005, Dallas by Charles M Parks, Russ College of Engineering and Technology, Ohio University
Application of Lean Six Sigma for Cost and Saving Compliance
29 August 2006Presented at the 2nd Annual Lean Six Sigma Summit, November 2005 by Tomas A Gonzalez, Valley Baptist Health System
The Cost and Benefits of Implementing Lean Six Sigma
28 August 2006Presented at the 2nd Annual Lean Six Sigma Summit, October 19-21, 2005 by Tedd Simmonds, General Cable
Translating Lean Six Sigma into Different Companies
25 August 2006Presented at the 2nd Annual Lean Six Sigma Summit, November 2005 by Steven Schaus, Sequa Corporation
Synchronizing Lean Six Sigma and Design for Lean Six Sigma
24 August 2006Presented at the 2nd Annual Six Sigma in Service and Transactional Environments Conference, October 2005, by Lee Pollock, Air Academy Associates
Effective Application of Six Sigma for Enhanced Customer Satisfaction
23 August 2006Presented at the 2nd Annual Six Sigma in Service and Transactional Environments Conference, October 2005, by Mary Cramer, New York Presbyterian Hospital
Measuring the Benefits of Six Sigma at Starwood
22 August 2006Presented at the 2nd Annual Six Sigma in Service and Transactional Environments Conference, October 2005 by Ying Shiau, Starwood Hotels and Resorts Worldwide, Inc
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