Category: Lean Six Sigma Topics

  • Critical to Quality (CTQ)

    Critical to Quality (CTQ)

    Critical to Quality (CTQ) lies at the heart of Lean Six Sigma, bridging the gap between customer expectations and process performance. By identifying, defining, and prioritizing CTQs, organizations can focus…

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  • 5S methodology

    5S methodology

    Discover how the 5S methodology can transform your workplace into a cleaner, safer, and more efficient environment. Rooted in Japanese management philosophy, 5S is more than just a Lean tool,…

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  • What is Lean Six Sigma

    What is Lean Six Sigma

    Lean Six Sigma combines the speed and waste-reduction focus of Lean with the precision and defect-reduction power of Six Sigma. Together, they form a powerful methodology for improving process efficiency,…

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  • What is Six Sigma?

    What is Six Sigma?

    Six Sigma is a structured, data-driven methodology aimed at eliminating defects and improving quality by optimizing business processes. Built on five phases—Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, and Control—it helps organizations reduce…

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  • What is Lean?

    What is Lean?

    Lean Management, inspired by Toyota’s production system and formalized by Womack and Jones, focuses on maximizing customer value by eliminating waste (muda) and creating smooth process flow. It identifies seven…

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  • SIPOC Model

    SIPOC Model

    The SIPOC model is a high-level process mapping tool used in Six Sigma and Lean to define and understand all elements of a process. It outlines the flow from Suppliers…

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  • Poka Yoke

    Poka Yoke

    Poka Yoke is a Japanese quality assurance method focused on preventing mistakes before they occur, rather than correcting them afterward. It involves analyzing defects at their source (the gemba), identifying…

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  • Lean Management

    Lean Management

    Lean Management is a philosophy focused on creating maximum customer value by minimizing waste and striving for continuous improvement. Originating from the Toyota Production System, it emphasizes process flow, employee…

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  • KANO Model

    KANO Model

    The Kano Model helps organizations understand and prioritize customer needs by categorizing them into must-be, one-dimensional, and attractive qualities. This model reveals how customer satisfaction is influenced not just by…

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  • Kanban

    Kanban

    Kanban is a visual workflow management system developed at Toyota to improve productivity and support Just-In-Time production. It uses cards or boards to signal when items are needed, helping teams…

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