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Manual to Integrated Enterprise Excellence Volume III-Improvement
Project Execution: A Management and Black Belt Guide for Going Beyond
Lean Six Sigma and the Balanced Scorecard
Practitioner's
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Lean
Six Sigma and Deming’s 14 points (pt10)
Written
by Rick Haynes |
I The
10th point deals with a pet peeve of mine. “Eliminate
slogans, exhortations, and targets for the work force asking
for zero defects and new levels of productivity.”
This point can lead to good discussions because
people worry about the early part rather than the end of this
point. The key is the “… asking for ….”
If asking was all it took to drive improvements, why did you
not do it last year?
The belief that slogans and programs to inspire
the workforce to better performance can only be constructed
from a position that the workforce is lazy and underperforming
by choice! It assumes that the workforce would do better if
they asked nicely. In my experience this has NEVER been the
cause for underperformance.
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V3 Book Excerpt "A DOE Development test, Example 32.2"
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Design
of Experiments (DOE) can be used within a Design for
Six Sigma (DFSS) Define-Measure-Analyze-Design-Verify
(DMADV) roadmap in both the Design (for optimization)
and Verify (for design testing) phases.
In
this example, which is taken from a book, the application
of a DOE is illustrated for verification test of the
product design robustness to customer environmental
conditions and future product configurations. The described
technique is useful for capturing no trouble found issues
before products are shipped.
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IEE
V3 Book Excerpt "A resolution V DOE, Example 32.1"
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In
Design for Six Sigma (DFSS) and elsewhere, Design of
Experiments (DOE) can be used in product design validation
tests.
In
this example, Design of Experiment (DOE) techniques
are used to validate a product design change in conjunction
with an assessment of currently planned manufacturing
tolerances.
In
this book excerpt, the reader is taken through a very
robust sequence for the analysis of any DOE that provides
a rapid and repeatable conclusion. This example includes
a unique method to use probability plots to assess design
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