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Ted Hessing

History of Six Sigma Study Guide

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All Six Sigma exams require knowledge of the Founding Fathers of Six Sigma and the Quality Movement. Here is a great study guide & reference for you:

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Ted Hessing

Genichi Taguchi

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Genichi Taguchi contributed several important concepts to the field of quality including the Taguchi Loss Function and Taguchi Robust design.

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Ted Hessing

Joseph M. Juran

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Joseph M Juran was a quality luminary that focused on top management involvement, the quality trilogy, quality cost measurement, and Pareto analysis.

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Walter A Shewhart

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Walter Shewhart is often referred to as the “Father of Quality Control” – he worked as a process engineer for Western Electric and Bell Labs.

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William Edwards Deming

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William Edwards Deming was an American management consultant and educator. He popularized the PDCA cycle first developed by Walter Shewhart.

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