Six Sigma Process

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Six Sigma - Organization

Organization plays a vital role in the implementation of Six Sigma program, the members of the organization has specific roles with a title. The structured framework is necessary to implement Six Sigma throughout the organization. Therefore, with Six Sigma the organization’s culture needs to shift to one that includes a methodical approach to problem solving and a proactive attitude among employees. 

Six Sigma is a data-driven, customer focused and resulted in oriented methodology which uses statistical tools and techniques to eliminate the defects and inefficiencies systematically to improve procedures. It is a systematic methodology to measure and analyze the manufacturing processes to identify critical factors affecting business results, thereby improving the processes and establishing controls around the improved procedures.

Six Sigma - Key Components

There are three key components of quality: Customer, Process, and Leadership. Everything we do to remain a world-class quality company focuses on these three essential elements.Higher quality leads to Satisfied customer and ultimately higher profits.Customer orientation is a desire to produce goods & services that the customer want, and they will be happy to purchase. 

Key components of Six Sigma

Focus on Customer

  • Delighting Customers:

Customers are the center of Business: In Six Sigma, customer focus is a top priority. Six Sigma approach- Improve performance, reliability, competitive prices, on-time delivery, service, clear and correct transaction processing and more. At every point that influences customer perception, we know that just being good is not enough. Delighting our customers is a requirement. Because if we don't do it, someone else will!

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