Six Sigma Workbook For Dummies
Published on 10. October 2006
312 pages
978-0-470-10441-5 (ISBN)
Description
Improve your efficiency -- and bring in big profits!
Need help implementing or understanding Six Sigma? Want to takethis powerful problem-solving methodology and apply it to yourbusiness? Six Sigma isn't just for Fortune 500 companies anymore;it's for every business, even yours, no matter how big or small.This hands-on workbook provides the knowledge, insight, andpractical exercises you need to master Six Sigma and put it to workin your business. Perfect as a companion workbook for Six Sigma ForDummies -- or any other Six Sigma book -- Six Sigma Workbook ForDummies gives you a wealth of examples, problems, and other toolsyou need to turn Six Sigma theory into practice -- today!
Discover
* How to form and lead a Six Sigma initiative
* Project alignment with business objectives and strategy
* How to create process flow maps and models
* Chart and graph plotting for analysis and interpretation
* Methods for calculating Sigma scores
* How to quantify variable relationships
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Craig Gygi | Bruce Williams | Terry Gustafson
Six Sigma Workbook For Dummies
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09/2006
Wiley
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Persons
Craig Gygi is Vice President of Products and Services at Savvi International. Bruce Williams is Chairman and CEO of Savvi International. Gygi and Williams are coauthors of Six Sigma For Dummies. Terry Gustafson is COO of Savvi International.
Content
Introduction.
Part I: Getting Started in Six Sigma.
Chapter 1: Getting Ready for Six Sigma: The Effects ofVariation.
Chapter 2: Forming a Six Sigma Initiative.
Chapter 3: Leading and Managing a Six Sigma Initiative.
Part II: Defining a Six Sigma Project.
Chapter 4: Putting the Right Foot Forward: Defining a Six SigmaProject.
Chapter 5: Brainstorming the Inputs to Your Process.
Chapter 6: Prioritizing Which Inputs to Address.
Part III: Mastering Measuring.
Chapter 7: Categorizing Data and Calculating Measures ofVariation.
Chapter 8: A Picture's Worth 1,000 Words: Measuring withCharts and Graphs.
Chapter 9: Yield and Defects: Calculating the Good, the Bad, andthe Ugly.
Part IV: Assessing the Right Approach to YourAnalysis.
Chapter 10: Mastering Measurement System Analysis (MSA).
Chapter 11: Capability: Matching Performance to Need.
Chapter 12: Narrowing Your Inputs with Confidence.
Part V: Improving and Controlling.
Chapter 13: Quantifying Variable Relationships.
Chapter 14: Planning and Conducting 2k FactorialExperiments.
Chapter 15: Constructing Control Plans and Charts.
Part VI: The Part of Tens.
Chapter 16: Ten Implementation Myths of Six Sigma.
Chapter 17: Ten Tips for Finishing a Six Sigma ProjectSuccessfully.
Index.
