Lean Six Sigma Methodology

Six Sigma is a proven methodology applying statistical methods to eliminate or significantly reduce variation/defects in both business and manufacturing processes. Six Sigma is a business management strategy originally developed by Motorola, USA in 1986. As of 2011, it is widely used in many sectors of industry, although its use is not without controversy.

To remain competitive, companies must improve their processes: eliminating non-value-added waste and reducing variation. While at first glance Lean and Six Sigma may look very different, they can work hand-in-hand to improve processes, increase quality, drive out costs, and make manufacturers more profitable.

Six Sigma is a customer-focused methodology that incorporates a formal process and a variety of tools, including statistical analysis, to reduce the variation that causes defects. Lean Manufacturing focuses on eliminating non-value added activities from the company’s processes, including defects.

Courses：

Lean Six Sigma GB Course：View

Lean Six Sigma Upgrade BB Course：View

Lean Six Sigma BB Course：View