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Which best describes the Pareto Chart?
Which best describes the Pareto Chart?
The tool used to ensure that all affected people are involved and engaged is the
The tool used to ensure that all affected people are involved and engaged is the
The tool used to organize information about complex or unfamiliar topics for which the team may have little knowledge is
The tool used to organize information about complex or unfamiliar topics for which the team may have little knowledge is
Which one of these is NOT a commonly used tool in Six Sigma projects?
Which one of these is NOT a commonly used tool in Six Sigma projects?
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When in the process of trying to identify the Critical X's for a LSS project, a Belt creates a(n) _____________ because frequently it is 20% of the inputs that have an 80% impact on the output.
When in the process of trying to identify the Critical X's for a LSS project, a Belt creates a(n) _____________ because frequently it is 20% of the inputs that have an 80% impact on the output.
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Study Notes
Pareto Chart
- A graphical tool that prioritizes issues based on their frequency or significance.
- Follows the Pareto principle, often referred to as the 80/20 rule, indicating that roughly 80% of effects come from 20% of causes.
Engagement Tool
- Ensures all stakeholders and individuals impacted by a project are actively involved and invested.
- Enhances communication and collaboration within a team, fostering cooperation and transparency.
Information Organization Tool
- Assists teams in structuring and simplifying complex topics that may be unfamiliar.
- Facilitates better understanding and knowledge sharing among team members, leading to informed decision-making.
Six Sigma Tools
- Commonly used tools in Six Sigma include DMAIC, SIPOC, Fishbone diagrams, and control charts.
- The tool not commonly associated with Six Sigma may include some project management or planning tools not specific to quality improvement methodologies.
Identifying Critical X's
- Refers to the creation of a Pareto analysis during the identification process of key factors in a Lean Six Sigma (LSS) project.
- Recognizes that a small number of causes typically have a large impact on results, allowing focused improvement efforts.
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Test your knowledge of Lean Six Sigma with this sample questionnaire on the Define Phase. Learn about the Pareto Chart and its application in Six Sigma projects.
