How to Collect PMP, HRCI, RU, or ASQ Black Belt project credit for Lean Six Sigma Workshops Information on Workshop Credit (Audio File) How to Apply for PMI Credit - PDU (Word or PDF file) How to Appy for SHRM Credit - HRCI (PDF or Word File) ASQ Black Belt Project Verification Affidavit LEAN SIX SIGMA OUTLINES Yellow Belt Core Learning Objectives: Introduction to Lean Sigma Sigma Problem Solving Skills Basic Models Overview Basic Tools Overview What Makes a Good Lean Six Sigma Project The Economic Advantage of Lean Six Sigma Roles and Responsibilities of a Lean Six Sigma Organization Green Belt Basic Outline Comprehensive Understanding of Lean Sigma Sigma Understanding DMAIC Methodology Applying Analytical Problem Solving Skills Introduction to Statistical Process Control Practice Using Lean Six Sigma Toolkit Implementing Lean Six Sigma Roles and Responsibilities Project Charter for Lean Six Sigma Projects Project Report - Creating a Lean Six Sigma Document Black Belt Basic Outline ·         History of Lean Six Sigma ·         Lean Six Sigma terms ·         Lean Six Sigma Certifications ·         Certifications and certification providers ·         Define Phase ·         Voice of the customer ·         Project charters ·         Process mapping ·         Stakeholder identification ·         Initiating Lean Six Sigma projects ·         Measure ·         Types and definition of measurement ·         Rolled throughput yield ·         Statistics ·         Probability ·         Confidence intervals ·         Variance ·         Data collection techniques ·         Visual presentation of measurements ·         Lean Six Sigma and quantification ·         Analyze ·         Type of analysis ·         Pareto ·         Failure modes and effects analysis ·         Ishikawa ·         5 Whys ·         Statistical testing ·         Hypothesis testing ·         Measurement systems analysis ·         Improve ·         Selecting improvements ·         Developing improvements ·         Implementing improvements ·         Error proofing processes ·         Correlation and regression techniques ·         Analysis of variance ·         Design of experiments ·         Randomized blocks ·         Full factorial experiments ·         Control ·         Planning for control ·         Control charts ·         Managing according to process ·         Statistical process control ·         Project selection ·         Case study ·         Conclusion ·         Creating a study plan ·         Test expectations/Test strategies Objectives for LSS Black Belt: Comprehensive Advanced Understanding of Lean Six Sigma Applying Analytical Problem Solving Tools DMAIC Application Design for Six Sigma (DFSS) Mistake Proofing Models Design of Experiments (DOE) Quality Function Deployment (QFD) Variation and Process Tools SPC - Statistical Process Control Introduction to Popular Statistical Software Rapid Improvement Events How LSS Aligns with ITIL, ISO, CMMI Practical Case Study Application Project Selection Change Management LSS Leadership Project Chartering for Successful Project Project Reporting for Successful Lean Six Sigma Projects Master Black Belt Outline: Lean Six Sigma Review of all Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Material Leadership Development Project Selection Building an Internal LSS Program Curriculum Design Change Management Facilitation Skills How to Handle a Rapid Improvement Event Coaching for Success Popular Customized Workshops: Lean Six Sigma and ISO (2 Day) $1675.00 CMMI and Lean Six Sigma (2 Day) $1675.00 Lean Six Sigma and ITIL (2 Day) $1675.00
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