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Six Sigma
Measures
A statistical
term, Six Sigma Measures the extent to which a process varies from
perfection. It has become a corporate mantra for improving
efficiency by reducing errors or defects, and thereby increasing
profits.
Six Sigma
Measures the efficiency of current processes, and calculates the
potential to be gained by redesigning processes.
Six Sigma
Measures the efficiency of current processes, and calculates the
potential to be gained by redesigning processes. Six Sigma Measures
how much a business process deviates from its
goal.
Six Sigma
Measures the capability of a process to perform defect-free
work..
Six Sigma
Measures how much a business process deviates from its
goal.
Six Sigma
Measures process defects and has been successful in many
organizations in improving product quality and operating
efficiency.
Six Sigma
Measures the capability of the process to perform defect- free work.
A defect is anything that results in
failure.
Six Sigma
Measures process performance by determining the number of defects
produced by a process per million opportunities
(DPMO).
An important
clarification is that Six Sigma Measures defect opportunities and
not defective products.
Six Sigma
Measures start with customer
satisfaction.
Six Sigma
Measures the performance of a process or design, putting
improvements in place, and monitoring and maintaining those
improvements in future – a disciplined, rigorous approach that
yields better customer satisfaction and productivity.
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