Six Sigma Fundamentals: A Complete Introduction to the System, Methods, and Tools
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Customer and organizational
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Provide a definition of the term customer satisfaction.
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Understand the need-do interaction and how it relates to customer satisfaction and business success.
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Provide examples of the Y and X terms in the expression y = f(x) and or y = f(x,n).
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Interpret the expression Y = f(x) and or Y = f(x,n).
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Define the nature of a performance metric.
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Identify the driving need for performance metrics.
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Explain the benefit of plotting performance metrics on a log scale.
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Provide a listing of several key performance metrics.
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Identify the fundamental contents of a performance metrics manual.
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Recognize the benefits of a metrics manual.
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Understand the purpose and benefits of improvement curves.
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Explain how a performance metric improvement curve is used.
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Explain what is meant by the phrase six sigma rate of improvement.
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Explain why a six sigma improvement curve can create a level playing field across an organization.
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State some problems (or severe limitations) inherent to the current cost of quality theory. Identify and define the principle categories associated with quality costs.
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Compute the cost of quality (COQ), given the necessary background data. Provide a detailed explanation of how a defect can impact the classical cost of quality categories.
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