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QICID: 24165
Title: A Lean Six Sigma Breakthrough
Copyright: ASQ
Author: Jing, Gary G.
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Subject: Process improvement, Quality Improvement System (QIS), Six Sigma, Lean manufacturing, Kaizen;
Series: Quality Progress, Vol. 42, No. 5, May 2009, pp. 24-31
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Abstract: The relationship between lean and Six Sigma may appear to be simple, but it can be challenging because there are so many ways to blend the two. The resulting models work, but each has its own deficiencies. A comprehensive comparison of the two programs will allow potential users to build a customized perspective that avoids the pitfalls of running two independent programs.
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