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Fishbone Diagram: A Tool for Identifying Issues

A Fishbone Diagram, also known as a Cause and Effect Diagram or Ishikawa Diagram, helps identify the root causes of a problem. It serves as a powerful tool for problem-solving. Named for its resemblance to a fish’s skeleton, this diagram visually maps out all...

How can a Plate of Spaghetti help LEAN your Process?

Table of contentsHow to Draw a Spaghetti DiagramDrawing a Spaghetti DiagramRelated Articles How to Draw a Spaghetti Diagram In LEAN Six Sigma events we use a simple tool called the Spaghetti Diagram to understand the impact of movement. Our goal is to reduce the...

75% of your Lean Six Sigma Training Cost Could be Covered by an Arkansas Grant

75% of your Lean Six Sigma Training Cost Could be Covered by an Arkansas Grant Paying for Lean Six Sigma Training can be Costly! The Arkansas State Government Wants to Help 50% – 75% of Lean Six Sigma Training costs could be reimbursed by an Arkansas Office of...

Multi-Vari Data Collection

Table of contentsWhat is a Multi-Vari Chart?Why is it Important to Understand a Multi-Vari Chart?Multi Vari Chart Data CollectionRelated Articles What is a Multi-Vari Chart? Leonard Seder, in 1950, was the first to describe multi-vari charts. They were developed...

What Is a Pareto Chart in Six Sigma?

Table of contentsWhat is the Pareto Chart in Six Sigma?Primary Elements of The Pareto ChartWhat is the Pareto Principle (or 80/20 Principle)?Origin of the Pareto principle (or 80/20 principle)The Pareto principle (or 80/20 principle) and Lean Six SigmaWhere to use the...

10 Simple Steps to a Lean Six Sigma Project that Will Get Amazing Results Every Time!

Table of contents What if you could tap into the Mind of a Master Black Belt to help you in your Lean Six Sigma Project? Related SSDSI Articles What if you could tap into the Mind of a Master Black Belt to help you in your Lean Six Sigma Project? My Name is Kevin Clay...