Lean Six Sigma Bursts, by Brion Hurley
The following topic was taken from one of my recent Yellow Belt courses, explaining how to use Mean (or average) and Median to measure the middle of a set of …
For one of my clients, we conducted a survey of their employees to understand if daily huddles were helping them be more engaged in their work. The results of the …
In this episode, I share some audio about DMAIC from a recent class I taught, and I thought you'd find it helpful. I express the importance of ignoring improvement ideas …
In this episode, I discuss an improvement I made at home, that saved time in my personal life, and why small improvements are worth pursuing and not overlooking. I also …
In this episode, I discuss the importance of the Control phase in a Six Sigma DMAIC Improvement project, including the key considerations to make before closing out your improvement activity. …
In this episode, I share the audio from a panel discussion I was asked to participate on Wednesday this week. The discussion was focused on Lean Manufacturing, but we also …
In this episode, I provide some tips on how to close out a project or improvement effort, when the primary metric may longer than a year before you might be …
In this episode, I discuss a project I’m really excited about, the 2nd book release in the Lean Six Sigma for Good book series. This is the 2nd collection of …
In this episode, I discuss two acronyms to help you remember ideas on how you can improve a process. ECRS stands for Eliminate, Combine, Rearrange, and Simplify. SPACER stands for …
In this episode, I discuss Action Priority (AP), a newer method for determining which risks from an FMEA should be addressed. Traditionally, the multiplication of Severity, Occurrence and Detection was …
