The SixSig Roundup


Posted by: meikah | 28 March 2008 | 1:49 am

sixIt’s time again to go ’round the blogosphere and read about Six Sigma and other quality management methodologies.

Learn from the following links and leave your message below. ;)

Buffalolog, Six Sigma Too “Dilbert” For The Buffalo News - this is another reaction to my earlier post on slowing down on Six Sigma.

Planview, Notes from ITIL Foundation Training - IT management, like any other field, definitely needs a good management system. ITIL is one approach to IT management, and in the post, Terry Doerscher shares his insights while on training for ITIL foundation-level certification. Six Sigma or not, I agree with Terry when he says that there should be mechanisms for assessment, optimization, and management of IT services.

Bloggeron, is Following a Systematic Approach to Six Sigma Project Implementations - Tony Jacowski offers a good review for Six Sigma practitioners who’ve been doing it through the years.

Statistical Thinking to Improve Quality, Resin Example of Hoerl-Snee Strategy (Part B) - Yes, the improvement process is iterative: gather data, identify special cause, gather more data, notice differences, and then conduct brainstorming session. The process may use Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA) or DMAIC steps.

The Sixth Sigma, Kaizen Plan - Kaizen is creating noise these days. Go Kaizen? Yeah, why not. I like the organization part of it. Any strategy that calls for a never-ending contonuous improvement is always a good thing.

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