Lean Six Sigma: The Ultimate Guide to Combining the Lean Production Speed with Six Sigma Methodology to Instantly Increase Productivity, Quality, Profits, Growth of any Startup or Company.

by Jack Lead

If you have been in business for a while now, you most likely have come across the term Six Sigma. It is a quality improvement method that is commonly used today. Lean is well known in manufacturing circles and is primarily focused on the speed and efficiency of the process. To those who have never come across these funny-sounding terms, rest assured that by the end of Part I of this book, you will have a firm grasp of what Lean Six Sigma is all about. Lean Six Sigma is a combination of both the Lean and Six Sigma philosophies. This creates a powerful improvement concept that applies data-driven tools to solve problems, transform processes, and reduce costs. The most critical aspect, of course, is finding the perfect combination of both Lean and Six Sigma. Most people view Lean Six Sigma as an improvement method that is dependent on data to find and eliminate problems in a business process.  It can also be described as an improved engine that creates an entirely fresh set of functions and systems within an organization to generate results. Lean Six Sigma helps a company achieve its goals and at the same time meet customer needs. Lean Six Sigma can be defined as a precise and controlled approach that is geared toward enabling managers and team leaders improve quality and performance and also solve complex challenges. It enables the organization to apply the right tools in the right way to improve a business process. Instead of seeing Lean Six Sigma as a one-off tool or technique that brings immediate results, consider it as a set of principles and concepts that need to be implemented every day to achieve organizational goals. The Lean Six Sigma approach requires a fundamental shift in the attitude and thinking of an organization’s employees, starting from the top hierarchy down to the bottom. Once the thinking has changed, then the way people do things will change and the result will be a dramatic turnaround in results. The only constant will be the organization’s goals, which essentially should be creating value for the customer and improving the efficiency and effectiveness of the business. Lean provides a strategy that helps the organization create an environment where waste is eliminated and business processes improved. Employees are motivated to continuously learn so that they can identify opportunities for adding value to the organizational system.  Six Sigma, on the other hand, provides a scientific method to help quantify problems, make fact-based decisions, minimize variation, and discover the root causes and solutions of variations. It enables the organization to focus its efforts on the areas that have the greatest potential for improvement. Do we have your attention now? In this book you will What is the Lean Six Sigma Method? Why You Should Use the Lean Six Sigma Method Benefits of Six Sigma The Lean Six Sigma Method The 5 DMAIC Phases And Many More! Are you excited? Do you want to know more? What are you waiting for? Download our book now to know everything about Lean Six Sigma and don't miss the other volumes of Lean series!

195 pages, Paperback

Published March 27, 2020