StarAgile
Apr 15, 2024
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There are various project management methodologies and six sigma is one of them. Project management is the process required to control and manage the projects in a more efficient way to meet the expectations of the customer. The project manager has the responsibility to produce the products or services in such a way that it is faster to market, have a less lead time, less cost, fewer overheads and high performance without compromising on the quality.
We have seen in one of the blogs that the cost, time, and scope or qualities are one of the constraints in the project. Quality is a factor that must be controlled and managed without much increase in other parameters such as a change in scope, an increase in time, and an increase in cost.
The project manager must decide on a constant and consistent way throughout the project and there is a constant trade-off between all the parameters to deliver the goods or services optimally. Many companies are hiring people with project management certifications in six sigma, lean, XPM, Scrum, Agile, prince2 or PMP, etc. In one of the surveys, it was found that the project managers with one or more of the project management skills are preferred in all the top companies and do well than the project managers who do not have the certifications.
Six Sigma is a methodology that removes variations in the project by eliminating the defects in the products or services. As per the six sigma principles, the defects can be reduced to less than 3.4 defects per million components. Six Sigma certifications come in various progressive belts such as white belt, yellow belt, green belt, black, master black belt and champion, etc.
There are 2 main processes in the six sigma they are as follows,
The DMAIC method is used for improving the existing business process.
DMADV method is used for new processes or new products or services.
A detailed discussion about the stages of six sigma
The six sigma implementations' main goal is to control the variations in the process and reduce the defects in such a way that it ensures that defects are reduced to 3.4 defects for million of the components or products produced. It ensures that no defects are produced for 99.99966% of all chance to produce the goods.
The stages of six sigma implementations are as follows,
1) Creating a burning desire to make use of the six sigma to reduce the defects in the products or services.
2) The resources are assigned with the constant ideas of improvement.
3) All the resources must be trained for the better improvement of the processes and thus the organization
4) Implementing six sigma lets you plan and prioritize the tasks in such a way that it produces maximum benefits.
5) Implementing six sigma brings in the responsibility to the entire team to own their respective tasks.
6) One of the salient features of the six sigma is to measure and analyze the data so that data-driven decisions can be taken
7) Implementing six sigma helps in program governance so that the entire program is controlled, handled and managed successfully
8) Implementation of Six sigma helps in recognizing the efforts made by the people by rightly rewarding them with factors such as rewards, salary hike, promotions, role change, etc.
Six sigma has got recognition among the professionals as well as across the industry. Now that you have understood what is six sigma, its benefits, and its implementations, we recommend you to take up the course in six sigma with StarAgile.
StarAgile started training for Six Sigma Green Belt and Six Sigma Black Belt. Do enquire for the registrations and online training for six sigma certifications by clicking on the link provided.
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