Written by Rick Haynes on January 31, 2012 – 11:36 am

In a coaching session with a Green Belt (GB) student I was shown a case where there is no need to baseline the process.  Their process was experiencing 100% defectives for an entire year.  Now, it was not a manufacturing process so the interpretation of defective did not mean that the product was scrapped.  In [...]

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