The SixSig Roundup
Posted by: meikah | 6 July 2009 | 8:13 pm
It’s time again for some link-loving and see what other blogs are saying about Six Sigma, Lean, Lean Six Sigma and other quality improvement processes.
Over at Going Beyond Lean Six Sigma and The Balanced Scorecard, Forrest Breyfogle says, “It is important that scorecards and dashboard performance metrics be developed and displayed to encourage the most beneficial behavior from an enterprise point of view.” Read on…
Kevin of Strategy Revolutions shares that he just finished reading Peter S. Pande’s book, Six Sigma Leader, and says, “… change for change sake is not always the best. There is a compelling need to go fast and do something, but that need needs to be tempered with a strong desire to have facts.” Read on…
On Six Sigma iQ is a video that shares the best practices in financial validation of Lean Six Sigma projects. Read on…
Customer Relations recommends a good book, Strategic Customer Service. “Employee attitude and errors are responsible for only about 20 percent of overall customer dissatisfaction.” Read on…
Head on to Master Design and check out its rather comprehensive outline for implementing lean tool. Read on…
Filed under: Balanced Scorecard, Customer Service, Lean, Lean Six Sigma
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Lean Six Sigma and the Balanced Scorecard
Posted by: meikah | 22 February 2009 | 9:34 pm
These two tools can drive business to achieve the Right things, and doing them Right, at the Right time.
Filed under: Balanced Scorecard, Lean Six Sigma, Tools/Toolkits
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Six Sigma and Balanced Scorecard
Posted by: meikah | 9 October 2008 | 9:09 pm
Business Development Metrics gives us a good glimpse of the benefits of merging Six Sigma and Balanced Scorecard.
Both Six Sigma and the Balanced Score Card are tools that rely heavily on the metrics for improvement efforts in the corporation. Integrating the two can be beneficial in bringing about even more focused efforts by Six Sigma leaders on overall corporational execution.
Have you had experience with merging Six Sigma and Balanced Scorecard? Do share it here.
