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Eli Whitney: Contributions to The Theory of Process Improvement

Early Life Eli Whitney was born in 1765, the year of the Stamp Act, in Westborough, Massachusetts. He witnessed and grew up during the uproarious

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Is it Six Sigma or Lean Six Sigma? What is Lean then? These can be some of the most confusing questions that can be asked when trying to understand

By Uday Kawar, Last Updated January 15, 2019

One of the most common questions in quality circles is what is the difference between Lean and Six Sigma. The term Lean Six Sigma is often more

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Acheson Johnston Duncan (September 24, 1904 January 7, 1995) a native of Leonia, New Jersey, was a statistician and critically acclaimed personality

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Six Sigma is a very widely used methodology that can help reduce defects in business processes and catalyze higher operational efficiency. Six Sigma

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Six Sigma has come a long way since it was first conceptualized. It has been constantly evolving and is likely to grow more in the coming years. The

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The cornerstone of any organization is based on efficiency and value to the customer. A lean thinking organization uses five simple principles to

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A lean thinking organization understands customer value and focuses all its processes to continuously increase it. The ultimate goal is to provide

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Six Sigma and the Lean approach both have essentially the same goals. While lean experts attribute the waste to the unnecessary steps in the