Introducción a LEAN SIX SIGMA

The video tutorial discusses two major process improvement strategies: GIS Sigma and the Lean approach, which together form Lean Six Sigma. GIS Sigma is a statistical methodology aimed at reducing defects and errors, enhancing efficiency, and ensuring high-quality outputs through a structured five-step process. The Lean process focuses on streamlining workflows to deliver more value with less effort by minimizing waste and eliminating unnecessary tasks. Lean Six Sigma combines these approaches, offering a comprehensive method for process improvement across various sectors, guided by five key principles: focusing on the customer, identifying problems, eliminating waste, ensuring clear communication, and being flexible to change.

What is the primary goal of GIS Sigma in project management?

• To improve employee satisfaction

• To increase the number of products

• To reduce defects and errors

• To enhance marketing strategies

What does the Greek symbol Sigma represent in statistics?

• A measure of probability

• A measure of correlation

• A measure of deviation from the mean

• A measure of central tendency

What is the main focus of the Lean process?

• Increasing production speed

• Streamlining workflow and reducing waste

• Improving employee training

• Enhancing customer service

Which of the following is NOT one of the five principles of Lean Sigma?

• Focus on the customer

• Eliminate waste and bottlenecks

• Communicate clearly

• Increase product variety

How does Lean Sigma aim to improve customer satisfaction?

• By increasing the number of products

• By reducing costs and improving efficiency

• By hiring more employees

• By expanding the business globally