Dr. Walter Shewhart of Bell Laboratories originated the idea of Statistical Process Control (SPC) in the 1920s. They were elaborated upon by Dr. W. Edwards Deming, who brought SPC to Japanese industry after WWII. Following the early success of Japanese enterprises, Statistical Process Control has now been adopted by ... Read More

Prospective employers may frequently search for Six Sigma or Lean Six Sigma certifications if they pursue a career in Quality Management in the manufacturing, pharmaceutical, healthcare, technology, or service industries. The primary distinction between Lean and Six Sigma is that Lean focuses on redesigning every business area rather than ... Read More

The SIPOC diagram dates back to the late 1980s as part of the total quality management (TQM) approach to continuous process improvement and the Six Sigma model. The system is applied at the definition phase of the DMAIC improvement cycle, when project goals, obstacles, scope, and periods are well established. ... Read More

Normality is a key notion in statistics that is employed in a variety of statistical procedures. The normality test determines whether or not data follows a normal distribution. A normal distribution is a symmetric bell−shaped curve around its mean. Because approaching normality occurs spontaneously in many physical, biological, and ... Read More

Six Sigma methodologies are well−known for their data−driven, logical approach to problem−solving. What truly separates them from other quality theories is their adaptation and usefulness outside manufacturing, where they were born. One of the key objectives of Lean Six Sigma is to reduce unnecessary phases and waste in a ... Read More

Today's interconnected, fast−paced commercial environment demands fierce competition from modern organizations. Because every competitive advantage counts in this environment, business professionals are constantly researching novel management methods. But the ideal solution might not come from a novel approach. Combining the tried−and−true Lean method with the Six Sigma approach may be ... Read More

Toyota's manufacturing division developed the lean approach, but it soon became apparent that project managers could use lean concepts to decrease waste and inefficiency in any business. From healthcare to software development, lean concepts reduce costs while maintaining a competitive advantage. For many American businesses, being lean is the only ... Read More

A project manager's job can be gratifying. They are in charge of every aspect of a project, from assigning duties to selecting supplies. When managing a team, a project manager should be multi-talented and possess technical and soft abilities. Project management is critical to the success of any ... Read More

PMP certification is unquestionably the industry trend of the future. We predict that the need for PMP specialists will not diminish soon. They are constantly in demand, regardless of the industry. Therefore, the training is appropriate for your current and future employment. For those new to PMP, let's ... Read More

You've probably heard about residual and secondary risks in a project without knowing exactly what they are. In this article, we will attempt to clarify the distinctions between them. We are all exposed to dangers daily. We may worry, try not to take obvious risks, and even avoid ... Read More