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Non-Conformity

Six Sigma defines non-conformity as any deviation from a predefined standard or specification. It can apply to products, processes, or services that do not meet quality criteria and may lead to defects, customer complaints, or other issues. Six Sigma strives to...

Nominal Group Technique (NGT)

Group decision-making often becomes chaotic, dominated by vocal participants while quieter voices remain unheard. However, the nominal group technique offers a structured solution that revolutionizes how teams approach problem-solving and generate creative solutions....

Nominal Data

Six Sigma uses nominal data, which is categorical information used to describe characteristics or attributes of a product or process without any ranking or order. It may also be referred to as “non-numeric data” or “text data”. For example, a...

Capacity Constraint Resource (CCR)

In Six Sigma, Capacity Constraint Resource (CCR) refers to a resource, system, or process that is limiting the overall capacity of an organization to produce goods or services. The concept of CCR is an important one in Six Sigma because it helps organizations to focus...

Capacity

Understanding capacity in Six Sigma forms the foundation of successful process improvement initiatives. Organizations worldwide leverage Six Sigma methodologies to enhance their operational efficiency, and capacity management plays a crucial role in achieving these...
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