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Tag Archives: 5S system
Spaghetti Charts
Spaghetti Charts Every Black Belt must learn how to draw a spaghetti chart for a process The spaghetti chart will help understand the physical process map (where, things actually move in the system physically) and not necessarily just the value … Continue reading
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Lean-An Overview
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Value Stream Mapping (VSM)
Value Stream Mapping (VSM) Value stream mapping (VSM) is a very powerful tool that helps in identifying the wastes and moving from the current state process to a future state process. It must always be preceded by rigorous Genchi Genbutsu which … Continue reading
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Role of Communication and Selection Criteria in Black Belt
Black Belt Role Defines the role of Six Sigma Black Belt Holder A Black Belt’s primary role is to help the Green Belt and Six Sigma teams to deliver successful project. Black Belt needs to handle obstacles and help the … Continue reading
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Overview of Continuous Improvement
Continual Improvement Process Continual improvement process or CIP is a steady effort made to improve existing processes, products, or services Delivery processes are evaluated against efficiency, effectiveness, and flexibility William Edwards Deming quotes, “CIP is a part of the system, … Continue reading
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What is 5S in Six Sigma?
The 5S methodology focuses upon the effective organisation and standardization of workplace processes. To summarize 5S simplifies your workplace environments and assists with the reduction of wastage and other forms of non-value adding activities whilst improving quality, effectiveness, process efficiency … Continue reading
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