What is Six Sigma? ...and DMAIC

Six Sigma is a methodology introduced by Motorola to reduce defects in manufacturing processes. It uses statistical tools to improve quality and efficiency, focusing on reducing defects to a minimal level. Six Sigma training involves different belt levels, each requiring specific training and experience. The DMAIC process is central to Six Sigma, involving defining, measuring, analyzing, improving, and controlling processes. Additionally, the DMADV process is used for design and verification. Various tools like the Five Whys and FMEA are also part of Six Sigma. The methodology is beneficial for project managers, especially in manufacturing, to enhance their skills and improve organizational processes.

How does 6 Sigma contribute to customer satisfaction?

What is the purpose of the DMADV process in 6 Sigma?

What are some tools used in 6 Sigma for problem-solving?