Lean Six Sigma Bursts, by Brion Hurley
When I talk to clients about training their team, that usually opens up a lot of questions in my mind that we'll need to discuss before I can give them …
To explain the concepts of hypothesis testing (null and alternative hypothesis statements), I use an example of James Bond. His famous line is “shaken, not stirred” when ordering a martini. …
Back in 2020, I created a course called “Home Efficiency Using Japanese Lean Productivity Techniques” and I'm offering a free coaching program this month to help you complete the course …
In one of my recent Six Sigma classes, I provide a simplistic explanation of SPC and control charts, and why they are essential to detecting problems quickly in your processes. …
In one of my recent Lean classes, I discuss the difference between planning kaizen events and working kaizen events. Planning events end up with a 90-day implemenatation plan. Working events …
In one of my recent Lean classes, I discuss ways to engage front line workers in working kaizen events. I talk about the differences between working and planning sessions in …
I've been helping set up a webinar series with support from the Iowa Sustainable Business Forum and the Iowa Lean Consortium. There are two webinars you can choose from, or …
In this episode, I answer another question in one of my Six Sigma classes. The student said they were having supplier issues, but the data wasn't very good. There is …
In this episode, I answer a question in one of my Six Sigma classes. The student said they were not sure if their project could be used, because it alreadys …
In this podcast, I discuss the Taguchi Loss Function again, this time using some real-life examples. I discuss hotel pool temperatures, solar eclipses, and fruit ripeness. I originally talked about …
