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Infographic: What is the DMAIC Roadmap?: The DMAIC process that Six Sigma has created doesn’t leave anything up to chance. This infographic outlines the process in an easy to view chart.

Is the Spirit of Six Sigma Encrypted Inside Amazon? The reason Amazon is so successful is that their approach to sales is “Know your customer very, very well,” and they do. This is a core fundamental concept!

Six Sigma, The Tools of Leadership: So what is required to lead well? Leaders must carry an intention that is transmitted to the team, so that the team feels it and are running on that fuel. It has to be authentic to be felt, and once the team feels it, you are guaranteed a fun ride to success. Six Sigma requires management to be part of the team, and not just sit idle and dish out commands.

Seven Wastes of Lean Six Sigma: Do you understand the Seven Wastes? This infographic provides a colorful look at the principles.

Kaizen + Lean Tools = Perfect Marriage: The Kaizen philosophy, developed by Masaaki Imai, has provided the groundwork for some of the world’s leading successful companies, such as Toyota. This philosophy promotes continuous improvement, that a day should never go by without having an improvement. One should always be performing small continuous steps towards set goals every day.

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DMAIC  

D (Define): Here you want to state the issue in a clear, concise statement. Any details in relation to that issue, such as customer requirements, or VOC (Voice of the Customer).  Also state the objectives of the project in another clear concise statement.

M (Measure): Get a baseline of the current process and collect the data and see how your business stands as of right now. Create charts that make the information easy to read.

A (Analyze): Check out the current data and seek out what exactly are the possible hidden root causes of the issue. Identify waste.

I (Improve): Here, you are going to want to create new and improved processes based on the data you have collected and experimented on. Design new improvements.

C (Control): Here you want to design a monitoring plan to make sure you can standardize the new improved process. Document procedures.

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