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The Lean Anthology
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The Lean Anthology

by Rebecca Goldberg, Elliott N. Weiss
November 2014
Beginner to intermediate content levelBeginner to intermediate
248 pages
6h 24m
English
Productivity Press
Content preview from The Lean Anthology
DESIGNING EXPERIMENTS 129
includes measures taken to protect and preserve the improvements to
the process.
Depending on how important the process is to the value proposition,
sometimes the DMAIC is a cycle that continues. For Tracy Scott in
Chapter10, reducing his blood sugar variability is an activity that he will
be engaged in for his lifetime. For some companies, continually improv-
ing the taste of a product will be an ongoing endeavor. For other, large
companies, Six Sigma projects are constantly being proposed through-
out the entire organization. Return on investment (ROI) estimations are
submitted with these proposals and help determi ...
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ISBN: 9781482246797