Dmaic - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

LSSGB - Introduction Phase (Grade: 80%) Rated A+ Overview/Background of LEAN Taiicho Ohno developed LEAN in the 1940's for Toyota's production line. Known as TPS (Toyota Production System). Overview/Background of 6 SIGMA Bill Smith developed in the 1980's for Motorola. 1988: Malcom Bridge Quality Award 1990: Mikel Harry starts 6 SIGMA Academy The more variation in a system... the more likely the process will fail to meet the customers expectations. 8 Wastes (aka Muda) Defec...

WGU C215 Operations Management PVDC Final Exam Questions and Answers Graded A WGU C215 Operations Management PVDC Final Exam Questions and Answers Graded A Which definition is used for quality, evaluates how well a product performs its intended function? Fitness for use 14 points for quality improvement Which total quality management (TQM) process was developed to stress management's responsibility for quality? ISO 9000 Set of international standards on quality management and quality assuranc...

If the chance that any one of five telephone lines is busy at any instant is 0.01, then what is the probability that all the lines are busy? A. (0.01)^4 B. (0.01)^5 C. (0.01)^6 D. (0.01)^10 - B. (0.01)^5 N = 5, p = 0.01, x = 5 Apply Standard formula for Binomial Distribution. Thus, option b is the correct answer. Who should complete the control phase after the successful completion and implementation of the first four phases of DMAIC? A. The green belt alone; the project has...

Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt Quiz Questions and Answers 100% Pass Who is the founding father of Lean? a) Henry Ford b) Frederick Taylor c) Taiichi Ohno d) Frank Gilbert c What does DMAIC stand For? a) Define Measure Analysis Improve Control b) Define Measure Analyze Implement Confirm c) Define Measure Analyze Implement Control d) Define Measure Analyze Improve Control d Which of the following happens in the define phase? a) Implement the solution b) Test potential root ca...

Medical intervention factors that affect risk of infection - correct answer indwelling devices, staffing ratio, lengths of stay, duration of invasive procedures, medications, # of exams by providers, type of institution, and knowledge/experience of providers environmental intervention factors that affect risk of infection - correct answer disinfectant type used, contact with animals, hand hygiene anatomical/phys factors that affect risk of infection - correct answer preexisting diseases, t...

Solutions are implemented in which stage of DMAIC? - ANSWERImprove and Control What does DMAIC stand for? - ANSWERDefine, Measure, Analyze, Improve, Control pareto chart - ANSWERcategorical x vs categorical y run chart - ANSWERcontinuous y vs time boxplot - ANSWERcontinuous y vs categorical x scatter plot - ANSWERcontinuous y vs continuous x what information does a dotplot provide? - ANSWERthe spread of the data spaghetti diagrams - ANSWERvisual representation of the work un...

PDCA - Answer-Plan, Do, Check, Act The term "Six Sigma" refers to... - Answer-The ability of highly capable processes to produce output within specification. In particular, processes that operate within six sigma quality produce a defect levels below 3.4 defects per (one) million opportunities (DPMO). Six Sigma two key methodologies - Answer-DMAIC & DMADV (both inspired by W. Deming's Plan, Do, Check, Act cycle) EXISTING PROCESS OR BUSINESS - DMAIC (Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, C...

Six Sigma equals to ____ : 3.4 defects per million opportunities 3 Interpretations of Six Sigma are: : 1. As a performance measure 2. As a problem solving methodology 3. As a management philosophy DMAIC stands for : -Define - Identify the project objective and define the problem to be solved -Measure - Collect necessary data regarding the problem and establish current performance - Analyze - Use the data collected to analyze and screen factors which are the root causes for a probl...

Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Exam with Complete Solutions PDCA Plan, Do, Check, Act The term "Six Sigma" refers to... The ability of highly capable processes to produce output within specification. In particular, processes that operate within six sigma quality produce a defect levels below 3.4 defects per (one) million opportunities (DPMO). Six Sigma two key methodologies DMAIC & DMADV (both inspired by W. Deming's Plan, Do, Check, Act cycle) EXISTING PROCESS OR BUSINESS - DMAIC (De...

Which step of the DMAIC method defines and tests hypotheses regarding the problem? A. Analyze B. Control C. Define D. Measure A