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

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

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

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...
DMAIC: What is it? What does it mean?

DMAIC: What is it? What does it mean?

Table of contents What is DMAIC? Why is it important? Breakdown of the DMAIC Process Define Measure Analyze Improve Control How to Deploy the DMAIC process When should the DMAIC process be used? Related SSDSI Articles What is DMAIC? Lean Six Sigma DMAIC is a...
What are SMART Goals, and How to Write Them?

What are SMART Goals, and How to Write Them?

Table of contentsWhat are SMART Goals?How to Make Your Goals AchievableWhat Does SMART Mean?How to Use SMART GoalsPros and ConsConclusionRelated SSDSI Articles What are SMART Goals? SMART goals are specific targets you want to achieve over a specified period at...
What is a SWOT Analysis?

What is a SWOT Analysis?

Table of contents What is SWOT Analysis? How to perform a SWOT analysis SWOT Analysis – An Overview Strengths Weaknesses Opportunities Threats Example SWOT Table: SWOT Analysis – External Environment SWOT Analysis – Internal Environment How do you write a good SWOT...