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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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The Six Sigma Journey
7 August 2006Presented at the 3rd Annual Six Sigma in Healthcare Conference, March 2005, New Orleans by K. Semone Wagner, United Healthcare
Revolutionizing the Business of Laboratory Services
4 August 2006Presented at the 3rd Annual Six Sigma in Healthcare Conference, March 2005, by Martha Sunyog, DSI Laboratories
The GE Toolkit at Virtua Health
3 August 2006Presented at the 3rd Annual Six Sigma in Healthcare conference, March 2005 by Mark Van Kooy, Virtua Health
Implementing Six Sigma in a Not-For-Profit Environment
2 August 2006Presented at the 3rd Annual Six Sigma in Healthcare Conference, March 2005 by Dr Ouida Cash, Starfish Family Services and Bill Hathaway, Moresteam
Using Lean Tools Under the Umbrella of Six Sigma in a Transactional Environment
1 August 2006Presented at the Annual Lean Six Sigma Conference, December 2004, Dallas by David Wheeler, Cintas Corporation
Faster Better Results for Quality and Economic Efficiency
31 July 2006Presented at the Annual Lean Six Sigma Conference, December 2004, Dallas by Rene Labatut, Aventis Pasteur
Decreasing Turnaround Times and Increasing Efficiency
28 July 2006Presented at the Annual Lean Six Sigma Conference, December 2004, Dallas by Bernadette OBrien, RN, Children's Hospital of New York-Presbytarian
Linking Lean, Six Sigma and Finance
27 July 2006Presented at the Annual Lean Six Sigma Conference, December 2004 by Aline Young, Bank of America
Eyes for Waste and Eyes for Flow
26 July 2006Presented at the Lean Six Sigma Conference, December 1-3, 2004 by Brian O'Neill, Delphi Steering
Leaning Out from the Often Overlooked" Non-Manufacturing Environment
25 July 2006Presented at the Annual Lean Six Sigma Conference, December 2004 by Jim Serazio, Raytheon Missile Systems
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