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Lean Six Sigma Introduction Specialist
Why has Six Sigma gained prominence amongst all organizations and individuals?
Welcome and Agenda (0:38)
A Special Message from Ross (0:57)
Six Sigma - An Introduction (Why should you choose to learn Six Sigma)? (1:14)
What makes Six Sigma so special? (1:06)
Why has Six Sigma been in demand and will continue to be in demand? (0:51)
Why has Six Sigma been in demand and will continue to be in demand? (Cont'd....) (1:31)
What were some of the earlier cost reduction strateg(ies) & how they back-fired? (2:10)
The world needed Six Sigma (1:43)
Benefits of Six Sigma - Facts and Figures - some mind boggling numbers... (1:14)
Six Sigma - What's In It For You - Why should you learn Six Sigma? (4:49)
Summary of key accomplishments of people like YOU who embraced Six Sigma (1:50)
What is Quality?
Pre-cursor to learning the definitions of Quality (1:15)
Different definitions of Quality (1:55)
Quiz 01 - Different Definitions of Quality
Six Sigma - An Introduction
What is Six Sigma? (2:59)
Quiz 02 - What is Six Sigma?
Six Sigma vs. Standards (3:43)
Quiz 03 - Six Sigma vs. Standards
History of Six Sigma
History of Six Sigma (4:24)
Quiz 04 - History of Six Sigma
What is Sigma?
What is Sigma? The first of the two definitions... (1:15)
What is Sigma? The second definition... (1:16)
Sigma Levels of a business process - A Practical Perspective (1:32)
Quiz 05 - What is Sigma?
Six Sigma Foundations
Section Introduction and Contributions of a prominent Quality Guru: Phil Crosby (2:23)
Contributions of Dr. W Edwards Deming (2:44)
Contributions of Dr. Joseph M. Juran (0:59)
Contributions of Dr. Walter A. Shewhart (1:17)
Contributions of Bill Smith and Dr. Mikel Harry (1:21)
Quiz 06 - Six Sigma Foundations
What is Lean?
Understanding Lean with a story - A Manufacturing Example... (3:03)
What is Lean? Learning Lean by the synthesis of manufacturing example... (1:48)
Lean in Service (3:01)
Lean Pioneers
Section Introduction and Contribution of a key Lean Pioneer: Sakichi Toyoda (1:31)
Contributions of Henry Ford (1:28)
Contributions of Taiichi Ohno (1:13)
Contributions of Frederick W. Taylor (2:12)
Quiz 07 - Lean Pioneers
Six Sigma: How is it done? and Six Sigma: Role Player
Six Sigma: How is it done? (0:37)
Six Sigma: Role Player (History of...) (2:20)
The role of a Six Sigma Project Champion (0:39)
The role of a Six Sigma Master Black Belt (1:26)
The role of a Six Sigma Black Belt (1:18)
The role of a Six Sigma Green Belt (0:50)
The role of a Six Sigma Yellow Belt and a Six Sigma White Belt (0:41)
Quiz 08 - Six Sigma Roles
The Focus of Six Sigma and Process Problems
The Focus of Six Sigma (2:21)
Process Problems: Part 01 (1:38)
Process Problems: Part 02 (1:08)
Characteristics of Successful Lean Six Sigma Projects
Characteristics - 01 and 02 (1:33)
Characteristics - 03 and 04 (1:30)
Characteristics - 05 and 06 (1:17)
The Cause-Solution Matrix
Introduction to the Cause-Solution Matrix (1:00)
Grid: Known Causes and Simple Solutions (0:53)
Grid: Known Causes and Simple Solutions (continued...) (1:51)
Grid: Known Causes and Complex Solutions (1:05)
Grid: Unknown Causes and Complex Solutions (0:34)
Grid: Unknown Causes and Simple Solutions (1:08)
Quiz 09 - Cause-Solution Grid
DMAIC Roadmap and Toolkits - An Overview
Overview of the DMAIC Roadmap and Toolkits - An Introduction (0:38)
The Six Sigma Define Phase - DMAIC Roadmap and Toolkits Overview (1:56)
The Six Sigma Measure Phase - DMAIC Roadmap and Toolkits Overview (2:04)
The Six Sigma Analyze Phase - DMAIC Roadmap and Toolkits Overview (2:10)
The Six Sigma Improve Phase - DMAIC Roadmap and Toolkits Overview (1:56)
The Six Sigma Control Phase - DMAIC Roadmap and Toolkits Overview (1:56)
Overview of the DMAIC Roadmap and Toolkits - The Conclusion (1:14)
Concluding the Lean Six Sigma Introduction Specialist Program
The Conclusion - Lean Six Sigma Introduction Specialist Program (1:26)
Characteristics - 05 and 06
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