Manufacturing

Six Sigma means

• The reduction of body fat

• The reduction of waste

• The elimination of negativity

• The reduction of defects

A manufacturing process in which parts are added as the semi-finished assembly moves from workstation to workstation where the parts are added in sequence until the final assembly is produced.

• Assembly Line

• Output

• Manufacturing

• Innovation

Lean Six Sigma (DMAIC)

I stands for:

• Improve

• Intel

• Intrigue

• Information

Innovation is

• Taking a concept through the process of making a configuration, drawing, model, or plan that serves as the basis for the actual product and making sure the product meets specific needs or wants.

• Being creative

• Amount of energy, work, products, or services produced in a given period by a company, individual or machine.

• Process of assessing a new product or service through research (like surveys, focus groups, or product testing) to test reactions to a product or service before making it available to the general public.

Lean means

• The elimination of body fat

• The elimination of waste

• The elimination of negativity

• The elimination of trash

Production

• An original model on which something is patterned and used to develop a product.

• Make the actual product: usually includes technology, advanced machines, robotics and assembly lines.

• Where products can be stored before distribution.

• The expense of materials, labor, and other components of the manufacturing process to create an end product.

Lean Six Sigma (DMAIC)

D stands for:

• Define

• Deduct

• Defects

• Deliver

A Prototype is

• An original model on which something is patterned and used to develop a product.

• Make the actual product: usually includes technology, advanced machines, robotics and assembly lines.

• Where products can be stored before distribution.

• The expense of materials, labor, and other components of the manufacturing process to create an end product.

Output involves

• Taking a concept through the process of making a configuration, drawing, model, or plan that serves as the basis for the actual product and making sure the product meets specific needs or wants.

• Being creative

• Amount of energy, work, products, or services produced in a given period by a company, individual or machine.

• Process of assessing a new product or service through research (like surveys, focus groups, or product testing) to test reactions to a product or service before making it available to the general public.

Design & Development involves

• Taking a concept through the process of making a configuration, drawing, model, or plan that serves as the basis for the actual product and making sure the product meets specific needs or wants.

• Being creative

• Amount of energy, work, products, or services produced in a given period by a company, individual or machine.

• Process of assessing a new product or service through research (like surveys, focus groups, or product testing) to test reactions to a product or service before making it available to the general public.