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Lean Six Sigma Bursts — 145 episodes · page 2 of 2
E45: The waste of not being proactive
E44: The waste of physical books that go unread
E43: 10 questions to find opportunities to apply Lean Six Sigma to your organization
E42: Quick Summary of SPC and Control Charts
E41: Q&A to discuss management's role in leading and encouraging improvements
E40: Q&A to discuss streamlining forms and psychological safety
E39: Q&A to discuss batching and classical vs lean management
E38: Confusion about Project Charters and Proposed Solutions
E37: What is the Taguchi Loss Function?
E36: Two main types of kaizen or kaikaku events
E35: What to do if management doesn't support Lean or Six Sigma?
E34: Analyzing my COVID-19 vaccine experience
E33: What is the history of PDCA vs PDSA?
E32: How Lean Events Accomplish More Than Process Improvement
E31: Why a Structured Problem Solving Approach is Important
E30: Using a Prioritization Matrix to Select the Best Projects
E29: How to decide on the right number of people for your lean event?
E28: Don't combine financial data together, separate into these 3 buckets
E27: Calculate cost of nonconformance to get management's attention for Lean
E26: Common Data Types for your Process
E25: Why do we need 30 data samples?
E24: Top 3 things to validate before removing test or inspection steps
E23: What is the Lean Communicators network?
E22: Why calculating Median can be better than a Mean or Average
E21: What is the Hawthorne Effect and does it explain temporary improvements?
E20: Why I like using the Ideal State Mapping approach
E19: Typical Ground Rules for Your Next Lean Kaizen Blitz or Kaikaku Event
E18: Does Jon Taffer of "Bar Rescue" Practice Lean?
E17: Writing a Book in Small Batches with LeanPub
E16: Unique Internal Lean Six Sigma Certification Program
E15: Lean and Six Sigma Improvement Project Ideas by Industry
E14: How many wastes are there? And what are the 3 M's?
E13: Need to Implement Continuous Improvement for certification? Start with Lean!
E12: First SDCA before PDCA
E11: Two Questions from Episode 1 about Cost Savings
E10: Explaining Lean and Six Sigma to Natural Problem Solvers
E9: Access historic PRODUCTIVITY newsletters from Norman Bodek (1980-1993)
E8: Safety, Quality, Delivery and Customer - How SQDC charts can drive daily management
E7: Applying Lean at Home - Contest with Prizes Ends Sept 30th
E6: What are Pareto charts and why should you display them horizontally?
E5: What are hypothesis tests and why do we need them?
E4: What is the DMAIC Improvement model?
E3: What is the Influencer model and how it applies to wearing masks?
E2: What is the difference between hard and soft financial savings?
E1: Why are Six Sigma Black Belts paid so much?
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