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Introduced by Motorola during the 1980s, Six Sigma is a business management strategy that aims to achieve at least 3.4 defects out of a million opportunities. Thats your target. The Six Sigma is obviously, divided into six phases. Each of which is an idea of a continuous improvement until you reach the said minimum number of defects allowed in the Six Sigma way.
Reading along the definition of Six Sigma and how it works may not be enough, especially when you [...]

The first company that introduced Six Sigma as a business management strategy is Motorola back in 1986. Six Sigma is a metric assessment method that measures the defects metrics during production. During the introduction of Six Sigma, the most common application is the DMAIC. This is related to another Six Sigma fundamental element DMADV which stands for Define, Measure, Analyze, Design and Verify. The difference between the two is that the DMADV is used during the creation of a product [...]

DMADV: A Six Sigma Fundamental to Help You with Your Design
Since it was introduced by Motorola in 1986, the Six Sigma methodology created an image of improving business strategies worldwide. Its basic aim, to limit defects up to at least 3.4 every million opportunities is really something worth considering. However, the Six Sigma strategy involves two methods: the DMAIC and the DMADV. For improving an existing business management strategy, you ought to use the DMAIC method. To make sure that [...]