- lean Six Sigma
- lean Six Sigma
Lean Six Sigma combines elements of both Lean Manufacturing and Six Sigma
approaches. Lean Six Sigma originally was designed to improve manufacturing
quality to no more than 3.4 defects per million opportunities. The combination
of Lean and Six Sigma helps companies achieve higher quality in a fast and
efficient way by creating a culture of responsiveness and accountability. Lean
Six Sigma programs constantly measure and analyze data on the variables in any
process, then use statistical techniques to understand what improvements will
reduce defects and improve efficiency. Such programs also incorporate a strong
system for gathering customer feedback. Companies have applied Lean Six Sigma to
functions ranging from manufacturing to call centers to collections.
source: http://www.bain.com/managementtools/toolssixsigma.asp?groupCode=2
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