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Ted Hessing

History of Six Sigma Study Guide

Posted by Ted Hessing

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

Posted by Ted Hessing

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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