Six Sigma Tool Navigator: The Master Guide for Teams

Six Sigma Tool Navigator: The Master Guide for Teams, 9781563272950 (1563272954), Productivity Press, 2003

Six Sigma Tool Navigator is the only lean resource that provides a complete compendium of tools for teams engaged in Six Sigma improvement activities. In addition, it offers actual tools, definitions, and techniques you need to move your organization closer to producing minimal defects. Six Sigma Tool Navigator includes a complete collection of the latest improvement techniques and Six Sigma tool strings. The tool strings allow Six Sigma teams to combine Six Sigma tools to accomplish a particular outcome.

Six Sigma Tool Navigator goes beyond mere definitions it acts as a true navigator, classifying each tool by process application, description of various applications of the tool, possible links to "before and after" tools, and problem-solving phases most applicable for the tool. And all of this information and guidance is provided in an easy-to-use format. Six Sigma Tool Navigator will enhance your team facilitation skills and assist you at every step in your diverse problem solving and process-improvement efforts.

Handbook containing tools for use by teams engaged in Six Sigma activities. Includes a CD-ROM containing a searchable version of the entire text. Previous edition: c1997. Softcover. DLC: Total quality management.

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