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Lauriane King

Oct 20, 2024

the fusion of the lean and six sigma improvement methods is required because?

Why is the integration of Lean and Six Sigma improvement methodologies essential for achieving operational excellence?

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Anonymous

Dec 05, 2024

The fusion of Lean and Six Sigma improvement methods is required because:

Lean cannot bring a process under statistical control.

Six Sigma alone cannot dramatically improve process speed or reduce invested capital.

Both enable the reduction of the cost of complexity.

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Lean:

• Focuses on maximizing process speed

• Analyzes process flow and delay times for each activity in a process

• Eliminates the root causes of “non-value added” activities and their cost

• Provides a means for quantifying and eliminating the cost of complexity

Six Sigma:

• Eliminates defects, as defined by customers, using statistical methods

• Identifies variability in manufacturing and removes the cause(s)

• Uses data driven decisions and quality tools for effective problem solving

• Provides a rigid cultural infrastructure effective in obtaining sustainable results

• Utilizes teams of experts to take control of problems and implement solutions.

*[Lean enthusiasts note that Six Sigma pays little attention to anything related to speed and flow, while Six Sigma supporters point out that Lean fails to address key concepts like customer needs and variation. Both sides are right. Yet, these arguments are more often used to advocate choosing one over the other, rather than to support the more logical conclusion to blend Lean and Six Sigma.]

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Anonymous

Dec 04, 2024

If you're doing SSD as I am, you will find wiki answers more helpful…..but this is the answer to the question:

improves application/system utilization rate, increases efficiency of support activities, increases productivity through automation, maintains intellectual property investment, preserves value of technology

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