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Six Sigma Black Belt

Day One - Define 2 Fundamentals

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Define Process a set of activities or tasks that produce a specific service or product for customers.
Define a Process Map a graphical representation of a process flow.
How do Process Maps help? 3 Help define project scopes, Identify value-added and non-value added steps, Identify problems in a process, etc.
What helps you determine the beginning, end and all the steps and decisions in between. Process Maps
Process Maps help illustrate who is responsible for each step in the process. T/F True
A process map displays inputs and outputs of each individual process step. T/F True
What are the five steps to creating a Process Map? 1. Identify and define the beginning and ending points of the process 2, Determine and sort the process steps 3. Map the tool using the correct symbols. 4. Identify and record the inputs/oupts 5. Evaluate the Process Map (# for Clarity)
What's another name for a High Level Process Map? Flow Chart
What are the 3 types of Process Maps? High Level, Detailed , Functional
Which process chart helps in organizing work around a process by chunking it out. High Level Process Chart
What's anouther name for Detail Process Map Multi Level Maps
Which Process Map identifies who is responsible for each step Function Process Map
What are the max number of steps a High Level Process Map should contain? 4 to 6
VOC, VOB, VOA (VOE) Voice of the Customer, Voice of the Business, Voice of the Employee/Associate
Define VOC data or information collected from the customer to understand what they need.
What is always important to understand in order to design a process map? Voice of the Customer VOC
What are the two methods of collecting VOC? Give 4 examples of each one. Indirect - warranty claims, service calls, sales reports, complaints Direct- interviews, customer surveys, market research, hosting focus groups
Why are Direct methods of gathering VOC better than Indirect methods researchers can plan the questions and go to a deeper level, customer are aware so they respond better
What are cons to Indirect gathering of VOC less effective, requires heavy interpretation, difficult to confirm.
Define Direct Method of gathering VOC an active and planned customer engagement to solicit specific information
Once the VOC is collected it must be translated into ______? Critical to Quality
CTQ Critical to Quality
Name 3 factors to consider while gathering VOC. Product or service types, customer segments, manufacturing methods
Define CTQ they are the quantifiable, measureable and meaningful translations of VOC
Show graph of Affinity Diagram 3 parts CTQ then Affinity then Input (x)
What is another name for an Affinity Diagram? CTQ Tree
What are steps to build a Affinity Diagram clearly define the question or focus of the exercise "2. Record all participant responses on note cards 3. Lay out all cards on a wall. 4. look for and identify common themes. 5. group common themes together 6 Reevaluate and make adjustments
Define Kano a graphic tool that further defines CTQ and VOC
Give a quick drawing of a KANO and CTQ Tree see notes
What are the 3 parts of a Kano graph. Define each. Must Have - taken for granted, dissatisfaction if omitted Performance Attributes - will increase satisfaction if included and decrease satisfaction if omitted. Delighters - if omitted the customer won't care, but if included customer is satisfied
What's another name for Performance Attribute one-dimensional attribute
After VOC and CTQ are determined, you should validate them with the customer. T/F True
Define Requirements Tree translates CTQ into meaningful and measurable requirements for production processes and products
QFD Quality Function Deployment
Define Quality Function Deployment a construction methodology and quantification tool used to identify and measure customers requirements and transform them into meaningful and measureable parameters
What is another name for QFD House of Quality
TQM Total Quality Management
Study QFD later. Four key phases.
4 key phases of QFD Product Planning Product Design Process Panning Process Control
7 steps necessary for House of Quality Determine Customer Requirements, develop Technical specs, develop relationship matrix (whats / hows), prioritize customer requirements, competitive assessments, develop correlation matrix (hows + or -) , prioritize design requirements
Breakdown the Prioritize Design Requirements of House of Quality (4 steps). These are usaually score in a scale of _ to _ Overall importance ratinds, technical difficulty assessment, technical specifications competitive evaluation, target goals. Scale of 1 to 5.
COPQ Cost of Poor Quality
Define COPQ costs that would disappear if systems, processes, and products were perfect
Name 4 types of COPQ that could be found in a business rework, scrap, defective products, hidden inefficiencies
Experts have estimated that COPQ is ___% of gross sales for most companies 5 to 30 percent
What are the seven kinds of waste called Seven Deadly Muda
What does muda mean in japanese uselessness, idleness, waste
Who created MUDA? At what company? Taiichi Ohno, Toyota
What are the 7 Muda Defects Over Production Over Processing - too many steps Inventory - any raw materials, finished products just sitting Motion - extra movement of employees Transportation - unnecessary movement of goods Delay - waiting for one machine to finish
What is a method to help understand and identify COPQ? the seven deadly MUDA
How do you estimate the actual cost of poor quality? 4 steps Determine the types of waste estimate the frequency of their occurrence estimate the cost per occurrence calculate by multiply above two estimates for each type of waste Sum all number 4s to get COPQ
What are the 4 key categories of costs related to MUDA? Cost related to Production Costs related to Prevention Costs related to Detection Costs related to Obligation
Costs related to Prevention examples any cost associated with waste and defects costs for error proofing methods or devices costs for process improvement and quality programs cost for training
Costs related to Detection cost of trying to find any of the Muda AFTER they occur cost for sampling QC check points inspection costs ? counts or inventory accuracy inspections
Costs related to Obligation costs addressing the MUDA that reaches the customer Repair Costs Warranty Costs Replacement Costs Returns and Service Overhead
Cost related to Production examples any cost due to presences of Muda. See 7 muda for list.
What two types of costs should be considered when determeing the COPQ. Define each. Hard Costs - tangible costs that can be traced to the income statement: cost of resources or materials Soft Costs - intangible costs - ex. cost avoidance, opportunity costs, lost revenue
Define cost avoidance? the difference between what is acutely spent and what could have been spent had no action been taken
What is the Pareto Principle 80/20 Rule - (80) majority of effect & defects come from a (20) few of the causes.
Who discovered the Pareto Principle Vilfredo Pareto, an Italian economist - land survey
Sigma XL - create a Pareto Chart. Do Later
Describe what the Pareto Chart look likes and what rule it determines. It is a chart of descending bars with an ascending cumulative line on the top. It shows the 80/20 rule.
What is Pareto Analysis? the process of using multiple Pareto Charts to identify root causes.
CTQ are translated from VOC? T/F True
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