
DMAIC – an Introduction
DMAIC – Introduction Problem Solving with DMAIC When it comes to business problem solving, there are many approaches available to us. Those professionals experienced in
This is an on-line program which develops front-line employees into knowledgeable problem solvers. But it doesn’t end there. Each participant is led through a program of work where they apply their newly learned techniques to solve a real problem in your organisation.
If you are looking for a program where employees solve problems and deliver a return on training investment, in 2 hours of their time per week, this one is for you.
We train your people to Yellow Belt level in the Lean Six Sigma methodology. In this program, training effectiveness is not left to chance. Problem Solvers learn all of the theory but in addition pursue a process improvement project and get help and support from us all the way.
Problem Solvers work through each of the stages of D.M.A.I.C. (Define, Measure, Analyse, Improve and Control). There are no complicated statistical techniques to learn. However, some basic analysis of data is required.
Lean Six Sigma is regarded as the best approach to process improvement and problem solving. It is used by countless organisations across the planet to deliver better business results.
Training levels in Lean Six Sigma reflect the belt system in martial arts. Yellow Belt is the first practitioner level. From that foundation, people can progress to Green Belt and Black Belt.
DMAIC is an abbreviation of the 5 step process improvement method of Define, Measure, Analyse, Improve, Control. This is an extremely well proven method for delivering improvement and is used extensively by organisations large and small across the world.
The program is delivered in small bite-size sessions on a weekly basis. The intention is that participants can complete the learning and their improvement project while continuing with their normal job.
This way, participants can learn and solve a problem by allocating
only 2 hours of their normal work week to the program!
The weekly schedule for participants looks like this:
This is our proven system of learning, coaching, and guidance to develop the professional skills of employees and support them to bring demonstrable results to your organisation. Don’t forget, the lessons are all released in digestible sessions which are interspersed with coaching and assignments.
Example Video – Introduction to Continuous Improvement (expand to play full screen).
DMAIC – Introduction Problem Solving with DMAIC When it comes to business problem solving, there are many approaches available to us. Those professionals experienced in
What is the “Define” stage of DMAIC? The DMAIC methodology continues to be a popular approach for solving problems within existing service and manufacturing processes.
What is the “Measure” stage? The “Measure” stage is a critical element of the Lean Six Sigma approach to problem solving. It is the second
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