By Matt Hansen Lean Six Sigma the StatStuff Way: A Practical Reference Guide for Lean Six Sigma [Paperback]

by Matt Hansen

StatStuff.com is the only FREE resource for complete Lean Six Sigma training. StatStuff is frequently used and endorsed worldwide by many leaders in Fortune 500 companies including Apple, Sprint, PepsiCo, eBay, Bank of America, Staples, Honeywell, DuPont, SunTrust Banks, BP, Wells Fargo, etc. Some of their comments What is Lean Six Sigma? If you ask 10 different experts, you're likely to get 12 different answers. But Lean Six Sigma doesn't have to be so difficult to explain or understand. It is simply a way of using data to solve problems and make businesses more profitable.StatStuff helps demystify the complex tools and concepts of Lean Six Sigma with practical ways to apply them to any business in any industry (manufacturing, healthcare, call centers, retail, etc.). This softbound book is a practical reference guide that compiles all of the written and illustrated content from the StatStuff training videos. Its 370 pages are filled with the same full-color illustrations used in the videos and is a perfect resource to complement what you're learning from the videos.Have you already taken advantage of the free training videos from StatStuff? If so, then you already know it can be difficult to take notes or remember the many details covering the Lean Six Sigma tools and concepts. Rather than re-watching each video to review the tools again, you can make more effective and efficient use of your time by getting the book "Lean Six Sigma the StatStuff Way".

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First published March 1, 2013

Reviews

[Steven Bonacorsi · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is an outstanding Lean Six Sigma Book for Green Belts or Black Belts or Students studying Statistics. StatStuff Lean Six Sigma Training is highly endorsed by leaders at universities and top companies like eBay, Apple, Honeywell, Wells Fargo, Sprint, Pepsico, Bank of America, and many more http://statstuff.com StatStuff is the only free source for complete Lean Six Sigma training.