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Ted Hessing

Cpm (Taguchi Capability Index)

Posted by Ted Hessing

Explore the Cpm (Taguchi Capability Index) for process improvement and learn how it can enhance your operational efficiency.

This entry was posted in Measure, Process Performance and tagged . Bookmark the permalink.
Ted Hessing

Project Closure

Posted by Ted Hessing

Project Closure is the formal way to close the Six Sigma project. It typically occurs at the end of the Control phase of the DMAIC process.

This entry was posted in Advanced Project Management, Control, Define and tagged ASQ, Black Belt, Villanova. Bookmark the permalink.
Ted Hessing

Cost Benefit Analysis

Posted by Ted Hessing

The Power of Cost-Benefit Analysis in Six Sigma. To make smarter, data-driven decisions, organizations conduct a cost-benefit analysis

This entry was posted in Business Process Management, Define and tagged ASQ, Black Belt, IASSC, Villanova. Bookmark the permalink.
Ted Hessing

Hoshin Kanri

Posted by Ted Hessing

In professional terms, Hoshin Kanri is a method that helps build strategic planning to setup and achieve goals with minimum or no waste to resources due to lack of communication between the management and the operations staff.

This entry was posted in Advanced Six Sigma Topics, Six Sigma Deployment and tagged ASQ, Black Belt. Bookmark the permalink.
Tanner Zornes

Interrelationship Digraph (Network Diagram)

Posted by Tanner Zornes

An interrelationship digraph helps you see relations and influences between several concepts – even if those concepts are very different.

This entry was posted in Analyze, Define, Project Tools and tagged ASQ, Black Belt, Green Belt, Villanova. Bookmark the permalink.
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