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What Is 5 Why Problem-Solving?

What Is 5 Why Problem-Solving?

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Table of contentsWhat Is 5 Why Problem-Solving?Why the “5 Whys”?What are the Benefits of the 5 Whys?When to Use This Method?What Is The Origin of 5 Whys Diagram?How to Use the 5 Whys Diagram?Important Things to RememberThe 5 Whys and the Fishbone...
Operational Excellence: A Blueprint for Business Success

Operational Excellence: A Blueprint for Business Success

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Operational Excellence (OpEx) is a business philosophy and methodology that aims to improve processes, reduce costs, and enhance customer satisfaction. Its origins lie in the success of the Toyota Production System (TPS), which revolutionized manufacturing in Japan...
What is a Measurement System Analysis (MSA)?

What is a Measurement System Analysis (MSA)?

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Table of contents An Intro to Measurement System Analysis What is it? What is a Measurement System and how does it work? How to Identify a Measurement Systems error? Why Perform a Measurement System Analysis (MSA)? How it’s done (the MSA)? Variable vs. Attribute...
What Does y=f(x) Mean, and How to Use It?

What Does y=f(x) Mean, and How to Use It?

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Table of contentsWhat Does y=f(x) Mean, and How to Use It?DMAIC ProcessHow do the DMAIC process and Y=f(x) work together?Y=f(x) – Define the YY=f(x) – Measure the XsAnalyze to find the most important XsImprove and Optimize the Important XsBenefits of Attending to...
A Brief History of Six Sigma

A Brief History of Six Sigma

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Table of contents Brief History of Six Sigma Created by Bill Smith Jack Welch made Six Sigma famous The synergy between LEAN and Six Sigma Boeing adopted Six Sigma in 1993 Related SSDSI Articles Brief History of Six Sigma Few people know the brief history of Lean Six...