Posts in category Six Sigma

Human Resources and Six Sigma aren’t often mentioned together, and there’s a good reason. HR is difficult to analyze objectively. It’s not manufacturing. It’s not labor. So much of the …

For those who play the game, golf can be both the source of great joy and terrible frustration. This article looks at dealing with that second part. No matter how …

The increased interest in process improvement that has swept across so many industries has now reached the area of clinical trials. In a recent survey, nearly all respondents said there …

The American military is considered one of the most focused and efficient groups of people in the history of the planet. It’s an institution known for its tight haircuts, sharp …

How one man’s determination to make better beer drove the creation of quality control.

Everything in your life is a process. The coffee you brewed this morning. Your commute to work. The lunch you packed. The apps you launched. The conversations you had. It’s …

For those who want to become successful in business and life – or for those who are simply history buffs – Sun Tzu’s “The Art of War” has long been …

For those searching for the perfect starting point to begin a journey in learning about Six Sigma, a Yellow Belt can provide the answer. Designed to teach fundamentals without immediately …

How Lean is your business? It’s a question that many people aren’t prepared to answer, and there’s two primary reasons why: They’re unfamiliar with the Lean methodology Their processes are …

If you run the phrase “Lean Six Sigma” through a search engine, you’ll find hundreds of stories about organizations benefiting from process improvement. There are case studies about huge corporations …