Sign in
|
Register
|
Mobile
Home
Browse
About us
Help/FAQ
Advanced search
Home
>
Browse
>
DeMystified
>
Lean Six Sigma Demystified
CITATION
Arthur, Jay
.
Lean Six Sigma Demystified
. McGraw-Hill Professional, 2006.
Add to Favorites
Email to a Friend
Download Citation
Lean Six Sigma Demystified
Authors:
Jay Arthur
Published:
December 2006
eISBN:
9780071602655 0071602658
|
ISBN:
9780071486507
Open eBook
Book Description
Table of Contents
Contents
Preface
Chapter 1 What Is Lean Six Sigma?
Primitive Tools and Archaic Methods
Top 10 Ways You Know You Need Lean Six Sigma
Find Your Fix-it Factory
Double Your Profits
The End of Common Sense
It's Not Your Fault!
Innovation, Customer Intimacy, and Operational Effectiveness
Manufacturing versus Service
The Death of Manufacturing
Small versus Large Businesses
Bypassing the BS
Why Lean Six Sigma?
Plug the Leaks in Your Cash Flow
Every Business Has Two Improvement Focuses
The Universal Improvement Method
Improve
Lean Six Sigma DeMYSTiFiED
Quiz
Chapter 2 Lean DeMYSTiFieD
You Already Understand Lean
The Power Laws of Speed
Economies of Speed
The Toyota Production System
The Lean Process
Core Ideas of Lean
The Lean Mindset
Lean versus Mass Production
The Seven Speed Bumps of Lean
The Five S's
Value Stream
Double Your Speed!
Pull versus Push
Redesign for One-Piece Flow
Production Floor Problem Solving
Get the Right Size Machines
Mistake Proofing with Color
Piloting Lean
Six Sigma and Lean
Lean Decision Making
Lean Hospitals
Lean Software
Lean Call Centers
The Religion of Reuse
Conclusions
Do More With Less
Lean for Doctor's Office
The Biggest Barrier to Lean Six Sigma
Quiz
Exercises
Chapter 3 Excel Power Tools for Lean Six Sigma
Setting Up Your Data in Excel
QI Macros Introduction
Fill in the Blanks Templates
Put Your Whole QI Story in One Workbook
Convert Tables of Data from One Size to Another
Using the ANOVA and Other Analysis Tools
Power Tools for Lean Six Sigma
Analyzing Customer Service Data Hidden in Trouble Reporting Systems
Analyzing Text with Excel
Troubleshooting Problems
Technical Support
Chartjunk
Quiz
Exercises
Chapter 4 Reducing Defects with Six Sigma
Six Sigma's Problem Solving Process
Getting to Lean Six Sigma
Problem Solving
A Lean Six Sigma Case Study—Reducing Computer Downtime
The 4-50 Rule
Six Sigma Tar Pits
Lean Six Sigma Mindset
Mistakes, Defects, and Errors
Measurement Simplicity
Invisible Low Hanging Fruit
Core Score
Customer Supplier Relationships
The High Cost of Bad Data
Measuring Innovation
Accidents Don't Just Happen
Using the QI Macros to Analyze Your Data
Quiz
Exercises
Chapter 5 Transactional Six Sigma
Transactional Six Sigma
Software Bugs and Six Sigma
The Dirty 30 Process for Six Sigma Software
Service Order Case Study
Common Problems
Dirty Thirty Process Review
Insights
Conclusion
Quiz
Exercises
Chapter 6 Reducing Variation with Six Sigma
What Is Variation?
Causes of Variation
Distributions
Histograms and Capability
Conclusion
Quiz
Exercises
Chapter 7 Sustaining Improvement
Process Flowchart
Control Charts for Sustaining the Improvement
Stability and Capability
The Hole in Krispy Kreme
Choosing a Control Chart
Stability Analysis
Understanding Standard Deviation and Control Charts
Quiz
Exercises
Chapter 8 Laser-Focused Process Innovation
Focusing the Improvement Effort
Voice of the Customer
Speak Your Customer's Language
Critical to Quality Indicators
Balanced Scorecard
Quiz
Exercises
Chapter 9 Making Lean Six Sigma Successful
Making Lean Six Sigma Successful
Formal Network versus Informal Network
Don't Confuse the Means with the Ends
Linear versus Circular Causes
Bell-Shaped Mindset
Take the Low Road
There Has to Be a Better Way
Set BHAGs
Use SWAT Teams
Right Size Your Lean Six Sigma Team
Are You a Lean Six Sigma Salmon?
Spring Forward—Fall Back
Make It Sticky!
Risk Free Way to Implement Lean Six Sigma
Defending Your Data
Can Lean Six Sigma Kill Your Company?
Conflicting Goals
Honor Your Progress
The Hard Work Is Soft
Six Sigma Roles
Success with Lean Six Sigma
Quiz
Chapter 10 Measurement System Analysis
Measurement Systems Analysis
Conducting a Gage R&R Study
What to Look For
Mistakes People Make
Challenges You Will Face
Bias and Linearity
Linearity Study
Destructive Testing
Conducting a Gage R&R Study
Attribute Gage R&R
Conclusion
Quiz
Exercises
Chapter 11 Design for Lean Six Sigma
Design Six Sigma Quality into Your Business
Quality Function Deployment
Failure Modes and Effects Analysis
Design of Experiments
TRIZ
Quiz
Exercises
Chapter 12 Statistical Tools for Lean Six Sigma
Hypothesis Testing
Determining Sample Sizes
Regression Analysis
Conclusion
Quiz
Exercises
Final Exam
Answers to Quiz and Exam Questions
Bibliography
Glossary
Index