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Ted Hessing

Six Sigma DMEDI Leads to Greater Productivity, Reduced Costs

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A Six Sigma initiative aimed at reducing manual handling of materials within a real manufacturing company.

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Updating Six Sigma for Industry 4.0

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Proven methodologies are valuable, but should be revisited. Here’s a case study on Updating Six Sigma for Industry 4.0

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Dealing with Illogical Sponsors

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Not all project sponsors are what we would consider logical. Or scientific. Or maybe we just don’t understand nor agree with their viewpoint.

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AAF Case Study: Defining Project Scope

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This time we will focus on defining our process in preparation for refining our stakeholder list. These activities will inform scope and help us outline our schedules and deliverables, completing the project charter step.

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AAF Case Study: Creating a Project Charter

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We are not that far off from completing a charter. Items that have been suggested throughout the conversation occurring on this case study so far are:

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