Lean Six Sigma Bursts: E7: Applying Lean at Home – Contest with Prizes Ends Sept 30th
I discuss the Lean at Home contest being run by Lean Portland. We are giving away $200 in prizes to those who submit an improvement project at home that was …
Lean Six Sigma Bursts: E6: What are Pareto charts and why should you display them horizontally?
I explain what Pareto charts are, and why they should be used more often than they are. I also summarize an older article I wrote about changing the way to …
Lean Six Sigma Bursts: E5: What are hypothesis tests and why do we need them?
I explain how and when hypothesis tests can be used, based on a recent article I wrote, which looked at the racial inequities brought up by football players at the …
Lean Six Sigma Bursts: E4: What is the DMAIC Improvement model?
I created a video that accompanies this quick explanation of DMAIC, which stands for Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve and Control. DMAIC is the core structure used in Six Sigma projects …
Lean Six Sigma Bursts: E3: What is the Influencer model and how it applies to wearing masks?
In this episode, I discuss the Influencer behavior change model, and how it applies to getting people to wear their masks to prevent the spread of COVID-19 Links BIZ-PI.com LeanSixSigmaDefinition.com …
Lean Six Sigma Bursts: E2: What is the difference between hard and soft financial savings?
In this episode, I answer a question I often receive about how to categorize financial cost savings from improvement, either hard or soft, and what is the difference? Links BIZ-PI.com …
Lean Six Sigma Bursts: E1: Why are Six Sigma Black Belts paid so much?
In this first episode, I answer a question I received about salaries for Six Sigma Black Belts, and why I think they make good money. Links BIZ-PI.com LeanSixSigmaDefinition.com — Send …
Lean Six Sigma Bursts: Lean Six Sigma Bursts (Trailer)
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