Book description
In summary, the purpose of Six Sigma management is topromote joy in work for all employees so that they have the energy to participate in the improvement and innovation projects identified from the organizational dashboard! Authored by Dr, Howard Gitlow, one of the most respected Six Sigma Master Black Belts, this well-organized volume demonstrates the implementation of quality improvements into all areas of the workplace from the shop floor through a company‘s executive offices. Illustrating his points with a number of case studies, theauthor provides a compelling argument as to why Six Sigma should be the preferred approach. The book explains how to build an organization that encourages and values the input of quality teams detailing the steps required to implement and maintain lean initiatives.Table of contents
- Front cover
- Dedication
- Contents
- Preface
- Acknowledgments
- About the Author
- Chapter 1. The Meaning and Purpose of Work (1/18)
- Chapter 1. The Meaning and Purpose of Work (2/18)
- Chapter 1. The Meaning and Purpose of Work (3/18)
- Chapter 1. The Meaning and Purpose of Work (4/18)
- Chapter 1. The Meaning and Purpose of Work (5/18)
- Chapter 1. The Meaning and Purpose of Work (6/18)
- Chapter 1. The Meaning and Purpose of Work (7/18)
- Chapter 1. The Meaning and Purpose of Work (8/18)
- Chapter 1. The Meaning and Purpose of Work (9/18)
- Chapter 1. The Meaning and Purpose of Work (10/18)
- Chapter 1. The Meaning and Purpose of Work (11/18)
- Chapter 1. The Meaning and Purpose of Work (12/18)
- Chapter 1. The Meaning and Purpose of Work (13/18)
- Chapter 1. The Meaning and Purpose of Work (14/18)
- Chapter 1. The Meaning and Purpose of Work (15/18)
- Chapter 1. The Meaning and Purpose of Work (16/18)
- Chapter 1. The Meaning and Purpose of Work (17/18)
- Chapter 1. The Meaning and Purpose of Work (18/18)
- Chapter 2. Motivation and Compensation (1/3)
- Chapter 2. Motivation and Compensation (2/3)
- Chapter 2. Motivation and Compensation (3/3)
- Chapter 3. Working Conditions (1/2)
- Chapter 3. Working Conditions (2/2)
- Chapter 4. Behavior and Relationships (1/6)
- Chapter 4. Behavior and Relationships (2/6)
- Chapter 4. Behavior and Relationships (3/6)
- Chapter 4. Behavior and Relationships (4/6)
- Chapter 4. Behavior and Relationships (5/6)
- Chapter 4. Behavior and Relationships (6/6)
- Chapter 5. Conclusion
- Bibliography
- Index (1/2)
- Index (2/2)
- Back cover
Product information
- Title: A Guide to Lean Six Sigma Management Skills
- Author(s):
- Release date: June 2009
- Publisher(s): Auerbach Publications
- ISBN: 9781420084177
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