Six Sigma: Step-by-Step Guide to Six Sigma

De: Jason Bennett, Jennifer Bowen

Narrado por: Eric LaCord

Duración: 1 h y 17 m

Resumen del Editor

• Do you want to improve your business processes and reduce wastage, cut costs, improve quality, and enhance service delivery?
• Do you want to use Six Sigma to increase productivity in your organization?
• Do you want to cut costs and boost your bottom line?
• Do you want to empower your employees to achieve their productive potential?
• Are you interested in meeting your customer’s needs?
• Do you want to learn how to identify and solve problems in your business processes?

Six Sigma is a product of the best practices that have been used to improve the way businesses operate. If you are interested in learning how to use Six Sigma tools to improve quality and service delivery, satisfy your customers, increase profits, and change the culture in your organization, then this audiobook is for you!

This audiobook will teach you how to define and implement relevant Six Sigma projects that focus on stakeholder needs and requirements. This comprehensive resource walks you through DMAIC, value stream mapping, and other statistical tools that can help you solve problems within your organization.

In this audiobook, Six Sigma, you will learn:

• The philosophy behind Six Sigma
• The tools used when implementing Six Sigma
• How to identify and launch a Six Sigma initiative
• What DMAIC is and how to apply it
• How to gain upper management buy-in for your project
• The dos and don’ts of Six Sigma implementation
• And much more!

Learning Six Sigma doesn’t have to be complicated. This audiobook covers everything you need to know using a simple format and clear language. It caters to beginners as well as advanced listeners. Just pick whatever chapter you want and start there.

©2018 Jason Bennett & Jennifer Bowen (P)2018 Jason Bennett & Jennifer Bowen

good overview

Good overview of Six Sigma, but incredibly slow and monotonous narration. The reader was awful.

Good basic overview of the subject

The good: The book is well organized. It's also very concise and efficient. It would be a great 1st book, so you can simply understand what Six Sigma is.

The not as good: The title might lead you to believe that this book is a practical how-to on implementing Six Sigma, but it is really just an overview, which also includes some tips on how to avoid pitfalls.

The bad: Often, there are no more pauses between sentences or paragraphs, than there are between words in a sentence. The narration timing kept me from purchasing other books in the series.