Gains From Using Six Sigma
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Overview: The major and very glaring difference between any other quality control and management system when compared to the Six Sigma is a direct connection to the financial gains arising out of the processes implemented. Financial gains arising out of the improvements in the process are measured and quantified and are useful in selection and prioritization of the on going projects of process improvement. The financial gains are evaluated time and again during the analysis phase which must ensure that the costs involved in the implementation of the improvement will be paid off by the gains received from the improvements in the long run.
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Format: HTML | Date: Feb 2009 | Pages: 3




