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Hello Lean Six Sigma Lectors! While technical knowledge is important to your success (we have been discussing Process Capability during the last three blogs) of equal importance is your ability to communicate. That is why we have decided to change gears and take the opportunity to discuss Effective Presentations. This skill is important whether presenting … Read more
Gaining knowledge is the first step to wisdom. Sharing it is the first step to humanity. ~Author Unknown One of the highlights of the year for TMAC’s Lean Six Sigma team is the Lean & Six Sigma World Conference. It is my pleasure to share my experiences and key learnings from this year’s conference which … Read more
Author: Diana Martinez, Ph.D.
In the March LSS newsletter, Alberto Yáñez-Moreno, Ph.D discussed the financial results our students have reported from their certification projects. He reported a median financial impact of $100,000 USD for Green Belts (GB) and $149,000 USD for Black Belts (BB). These results are based on over 400 projects reviewed by TMAC’s Master Black Belts over the past 15 years.
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Co-Authored by Russ Aikman, MBB and Alberto Yáñez-Moreno, Ph.D Updated 2018 In Part 1 of this blog we provided a summary of the financial impact reported by Green Belts and Black Belts who submitted projects for certification [Part 1]. As noted in that blog, the reported financial results are on an annual basis, contain a … Read more
Several years ago a man was admitted to a hospital in San Francisco after being diagnosed with stomach cancer. His prognosis was good as the cancer had been caught early and the man was in good health otherwise. The surgery was going well, the cancer had been removed. Suddenly the heart-rate monitor went flat-line. No … Read more
This past month I had the pleasure to attend and participate as a speaker in the 12th Lean & Six Sigma World Conference. Hosted by the American Quality Institute (AQI), this year’s conference was held in Nashville on March 29 – 30. The conference attracted over 400 attendees from more than 20 different countries including … Read more
Co-Authored by Diana Martinez, Ph.D. and Alberto Yáñez-Moreno, Ph.D. In Part 1 of this blog in November, Diana and Alberto described their activities in supporting the Lean Six Sigma Program at City of El Paso [click here to read Part 1]. Some of the key points they discussed: City of El Paso started their new … Read more
Co-Authored by Diana Martinez, Ph.D. and Alberto Yáñez-Moreno, Ph.D. Although Lean and Six Sigma originated in manufacturing, LSS has proven successful in a variety of service industries including the city government. LSS practitioners who plan to work in government face many challenges, some of which are unique to their environment. What are the keys to … Read more
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