| Documenting the Mainstay Business Process
· Document the relationships between the mainstay and enabling
processes
· Identify the process owners and metrics
Selecting Projects that Support the Strategic Goals and
Objectives
· Validate the SG&O and Business Plan
· Select Six Sigma projects that support the corporate objectives
· Identifying the champion and Black Belts
· Managing the development of the Belts and Teams
Performing a Six Sigma Review
· Six Sigma Documentation: The Six Sigma Project binder
· The Review Process
· Following-up with the Belts and Teams
Developing the Six Sigma Culture
· Managing the leverage of change
· Assessing the commitment of each key executive and manager
· Motivation: What is it and how to keep it alive.
Implementing Six Sigma
· Announcing Six Sigma: Quiet actions speak more loudly than
words.
· The Training Plan
· The Implementation Plan |
Who Should Attend:
Any Executive or Manager who is interested in implementing or maintaining an effective Six Sigma Culture.
Prerequisite Skills:
None
Important Supporting
Courses:
Six Sigma Concepts
Who Should Attend Individuals who are involved with any aspect of quality-planning including management, sales, engineering, quality, purchasing and manufacturing.
Each participant will receive a comprehensive manual and a Certificate of Completion at the close of the seminar. |