Lean
Kaizen is a Japanese term loosely translates to “change for the better.” The key to understanding a Kaizen Event is to consider its purpose—to focus
Lean Six Sigma (LSS) is often experienced differently by each individual and organization, even though the core benefits remain consistent. It can be compared to
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In the pursuit of excellence, businesses are always looking for ways to improve efficiency, deliver quality products or services, and increase customer satisfaction – while
What’s the secret Quality connection between Italy and Japan? The Pareto Chart! Signore Pareto provided his 80/20 rule and Dr. Ishikawa created the Pareto Chart
Who said “Quality is free, but it’s not a gift”? Who was the first non-doctor to create a vaccine? Who maintained that zero defects was
“Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it’s the only thing that ever has.” – Margaret Mead
Do you have a hidden factory? Do you know employees who always have time to do it over but never time to get it right?
What do you call it when a garage door stops closing before it hits your head? The Hokey Pokey? No, a Poke-yoke! Lucky for us,
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