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What is Expected Monetary Value (EMV)?

Expected Value (E) is defined as the mean or the long-term average of a random variable. Simply put, Expected Value tells you what outcome to expect if you repeat an experiment many times. It is a fundamental concept in both statistics and probability theory. In finer...

How can Six Sigma Help Marketers?

Six Sigma for marketing is a powerful method. It helps companies get much better results. Marketers work hard to reach customers. They want their campaigns to make money. But sometimes, campaigns do not work as planned. This problem is called variation. Six Sigma is a...

SSDSI’s Strategies for Service Industry Lean Six Sigma Success

Lean Six Sigma is a method that uses a specific set of tools to improve business processes. It combines two major ideas. Lean removes waste. Six Sigma reduces defects and variation. This makes processes stable and predictable. In simple words, Lean Six Sigma helps you...

Manufacturing Compliance

Manufacturing compliance is nothing but following the many rules, laws, and standards that apply to your factory and the products you make. For any manufacturing company, adhering to these industrial manufacturing requirements is not just a legal need; it is also a...

How to Source Innovation with Six Sigma?

Six Sigma is a set of techniques and tools for process improvement. The primary goal of Six Sigma is to improve the quality of output by identifying and removing the causes of defects and minimizing variability in manufacturing and business processes. While most...

Project Management Communication Plan

Have you ever wondered what truly separates successful projects from those that struggle and fail? It is not just the budget or the timeline. The real secret weapon is often unseen. This crucial tool is the Project Management Communication Plan. This plan does more...