Search for “Lean Six Sigma tools” and most lists just merge two separate toolkits under one banner without explaining why. That’s backwards. The real question a practitioner needs answered isn’t “what are all the tools,” it’s “which toolkit do I reach for right now?” This page answers that question directly: which tools belong to Lean, (more…)
If you’ve spent any time studying for a Six Sigma exam, you’ve run into dozens of individual tools, FMEA, Pareto charts, Control Plans, Fishbone diagrams, each taught on its own page, in its own module, with its own formula or procedure. What’s harder to find is a single place that steps back and shows you (more…)
Project Management tools act as an aid to an individual as well as a team for better project management irrespective of the project size.
A matrix diagram is a project management tool that assists in the investigation of relationships. It displays relationships between groups.
An interrelationship digraph helps you see relations and influences between several concepts – even if those concepts are very different.