As we have previously covered on this blog, the primary purpose of Lean Six Sigma (LSS) methodology is to eliminate waste and reduce variation in manufacturing, service and design processes, thus ...

The Difference Between Lean Six Sigma and Six Sigma Lean Six Sigma is a perfect fit for companies looking to streamline their processes and offer as much value to the customer as possible. The phased ...

Lean Six Sigma is a process that was first used by Motorola and then popularized by General Electric CEO Jack Welch in the mid 1990’s that determines waste and inefficiencies within supply ...

The Lean & Six Sigma Excellence award winners were honored on March 29, 2017, at an awards ceremony that took place as part of the annual Lean & Six Sigma World Conference in Nashville, Tenn ...

For a Six Sigma project to be successful, it must begin with a solid foundation. One tool that can ensure a firm foundation is the thought process map sometimes referred to as a TMAP or TPM.

WASHINGTON (Army News Service) -- In 2015, the top implementers of Lean and Six Sigma across the Army yielded a cost savings or avoidance of some $1.1 billion dollars. In theory, that savings ...

U.S. hospitals are beginning to embrace Lean and Six Sigma business management strategies to reduce costs and improve productivity, according to a new benchmarking study by the American Society for ...

DUBLIN, Jan. 23, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- The "Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt Course" training has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering. The objective of this course is to give participants an ...

Six Sigma is a customer-focused, data-driven process that looks for root causes of defects due to excessive process variation. Using the DMAIC structure--define, measure, analyze, improve and ...

WEST POINT, N. Y. (Army News Service, Feb 2, 2007) - West Point doesn't produce bombs or ammunition or upgrade vast amounts of Army equipment, nor does it ensure Soldiers are logistically capable ...