Ohio Nonprofits Reap Benefits of Six Sigma Training
If there was ever a group that could benefit from the principles of Lean and Six Sigma, it would be the nonprofits. It’s not that they have more waste and …
If there was ever a group that could benefit from the principles of Lean and Six Sigma, it would be the nonprofits. It’s not that they have more waste and …
Applied Technical Services’ (ATS) story characterizes what makes a winner of IndustryWeek magazine’s prestigious “Best Plants” awards. In just two years, Applied Technical Services (ATS) has gone from a plant …
A medical center in Amsterdam, concerned over the failure to consistently dispatch medical reports in a timely manner, utilized a Lean Six Sigma (LSS) initiative to study the underlying problems …
We know that Six Sigma has found a happy home in the healthcare sector, helping to address everything from patient safety to resource utilization. So too has Lean established its relevance …
A recent project bringing together the best of Six Sigma and Lean at the help desk of a financial services firm in India yielded significant results in reduced customer response …
Every business has functions that are less efficient than desirable, driving up costs and resulting in missed opportunities. For the banking industry, the loan processing methodology stands out as a primary …
There’s no question that Lean Six Sigma has earned its position as one of the most important management methodologies ever devised for operational improvement. Its deployment alone speaks to it: …
Kaizen – the Japanese philosophy of continuous improvement – is the ultimate objective of Lean Six Sigma. While Kaizen is normally thought of in association with manufacturing processes and how they can …
Rising costs, uneven quality and mounting regulatory pressures have characterized the healthcare community for years. While long-term solutions still remain something of a pipe dream, an increasing number of healthcare …
Like their counterparts in manufacturing, today’s farmers know that efficiency is the ultimate controllable factor in commodity margins. Doing more with less – and doing it better – is the …