Introduction to Six Sigma and Lean Principles Public Class

Saturday, July 04 2009 | 10:00 AM (IST)

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120 minutes
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About the Class

According to International Labor organization more than 5 million jobs will be lost in 2009. Right skills would still be sought after by companies even in these recessionary times. Hence it is essential to keep oneself differentiated from others through value adding skills like Lean and Six Sigma.

Lean and Six Sigma are some of the few recognized and valued skills still being sought after by the companies. Adding Six Sigma over and above one''s functional skills increases one''s chances of being promoted, recruited or retained by companies.

The outcome of the Salary Survey conducted by International Society for Quality stated: ''No matter which level of Six Sigma training the respondents completed, their average salaries are higher than the respondents who didn''t complete any Six Sigma training.''

Some other industry snippets include:

  • - GE produces annual benefits of over $2.5 billion across the organization from Six Sigma.
  • - During the past 10 years Six Sigma has become one of the most widely practiced process improvement methodologies in both service and manufacturing industries.
  • - The savings as a percentage of revenue for a company that implements Six Sigma strategies can vary from 1.2% to 4.5%.
  • - Lean Six Sigma techniques implemented throughout the US Army continue to prove successful, and leaders anticipate reaching a $2 billion-savings mark this year.
In this session of 1.5 hours we will cover the following topics:
  • - What is Six Sigma and Lean?
  • - Why is it so successful for companies and individuals?
  • - When to use Six Sigma and Lean?
  • - When do Individuals and Organizations Fail using Lean and Six Sigma?
  • - Historical Perspective of Six Sigma
  • - Mean vs. Variation
  • - Statistical Perspective of Six Sigma
  • - Quantitative Perspective of Six Sigma
  • -Customers Perspective of Six Sigma
  • - Operational Perspective
This session is a precursor to the Online Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt Certification Program scheduled for July 11th 2009 and July 12th 2009 (Saturday and Sunday) from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM Indian Standard Time.

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Keywords: lean, six sigma, define, measure, analyze, improve, control, introduction, phase, international society for quality, salary survey, mean, variation

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