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LEAN: Lean Tools - Six Sigma (Lean, Lean Manufacturing, Lean Six Sigma, Lean 5S, Lean StartUp, Lean Enterprise)
Do You Want to Speed Up Your Business? Get this Book and Follow My Step by Step Explanations!
LEAN TOOLS: Six Sigma
Starting in the early 1900s, efficiency pioneer Henry Ford began working on a system for continuously improving the processes in his factories. The spiritual successor of this goal is known today as Six Sigma and it can provide you and your company with a better way to measure quality than you have ever used before.
If you are familiar with the basics of Six Sigma but are looking for ways to ensure you implement it effectively in your company, consider Lean Tools: Six Sigma. Inside you will find everything you need to determine if Six Sigma is the right continuous improvement process to suit your needs. What’s more, there are plenty of management tools which can be used to make the transition to Six Sigma as smooth as possible. Finally, there are all of the most commonly used critiques that are leveled against Six Sigma by those that are being bogged down by outdated thoughts and ideas.
Do your company a favor and ensure that its interaction with Six Sigma is more than a passing fling. Take matters into your own hands and do what needs to be done to ensure Six Sigma becomes a way of life; your company’s future profits will thank you.
Inside you will find
The questions you should ask prior to attempting to implement Six Sigma
The secret to ensuring Six Sigma makes the right impression, right away
Tips for motivating even the least enthusiastic of employees.
And more…
ENJOY!
LEAN TOOLS: Six Sigma
Starting in the early 1900s, efficiency pioneer Henry Ford began working on a system for continuously improving the processes in his factories. The spiritual successor of this goal is known today as Six Sigma and it can provide you and your company with a better way to measure quality than you have ever used before.
If you are familiar with the basics of Six Sigma but are looking for ways to ensure you implement it effectively in your company, consider Lean Tools: Six Sigma. Inside you will find everything you need to determine if Six Sigma is the right continuous improvement process to suit your needs. What’s more, there are plenty of management tools which can be used to make the transition to Six Sigma as smooth as possible. Finally, there are all of the most commonly used critiques that are leveled against Six Sigma by those that are being bogged down by outdated thoughts and ideas.
Do your company a favor and ensure that its interaction with Six Sigma is more than a passing fling. Take matters into your own hands and do what needs to be done to ensure Six Sigma becomes a way of life; your company’s future profits will thank you.
Inside you will find
The questions you should ask prior to attempting to implement Six Sigma
The secret to ensuring Six Sigma makes the right impression, right away
Tips for motivating even the least enthusiastic of employees.
And more…
ENJOY!
38 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 5, 2016
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June 3, 2016
This book is supposed to be a short primer on Lean and Six Sigma. Sadly it doesn't even remotely deliver on the title. I knew it was a short book when I bought it, however, it's actually much shorter as it contains a free "extra" book on memorization.
To make matters worse, the first 2 minutes and 25 seconds are dedicated to the longest and most convoluted legal disclaimers I have ever heard in any audio book. The real irony is that the book doesn't actually tell the reader anything useful, so there is nothing to protect with all of the excessive legal rambling.
Skip this one, it's a waste of time.
To make matters worse, the first 2 minutes and 25 seconds are dedicated to the longest and most convoluted legal disclaimers I have ever heard in any audio book. The real irony is that the book doesn't actually tell the reader anything useful, so there is nothing to protect with all of the excessive legal rambling.
Skip this one, it's a waste of time.
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