Lean Six Sigma essentials
Master the method, reduce variation,
and lead continuous improvement with data.
Lean Six Sigma
This course gives a practical and clear overview of the Lean Six Sigma method. It is designed as a standalone module because it provides a complete and cross-functional approach that combines efficiency and quality, and is applicable in both manufacturing and service environments.
The course provides tools to understand how digital transformation impacts processes, roles, and skills. We work on developing a digital mindset - the ability to embrace change, learn continuously, and integrate digital tools into everyday work. Participants will explore future trends, required new competencies, and examples of sustainable innovation.
When to take this course
Ongoing quality problems causing rework, returns, or complaints.
Processes that are hard to measure or depend too much on personal experience.
A need to improve process stability, standardization, and efficiency.
Key topics covered
- Mapping the value stream and identifying control points.
- Collecting and analyzing process data.
- Understanding average, sigma value, and statistical correlation.
- Difference between traditional yield and First Time Yield (FTY) .
- What 6 Sigma means as a quality and efficiency goal.
- Hypothesis validation and decision tools in the DMAIC cycle.
Successful applications in companies
- A manufacturing company used First Time Yield to measure performance across the full production process. This helped identify rework and waste and start a solid improvement plan.
- The same company introduced sigma value to define measurable goals for each department, encouraging healthy competition focused on operational excellence.
Measure, improve, and stabilize your processes: discover the power of the Lean Six Sigma method.
since the 1950s, his insights have laid the foundation for what we know today as Lean Six Sigma.
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