MUDA_Part2Hello again,
Welcome to part 2 of our Process Optimization series.

Now that we know that Six Sigma simply symbolizes degree of deviation from perfection, we select some Six Sigma tools to enable us to achieve greater efficiencies to exceed our customers’ expectations.

Last time CTQ and SIPOC helped us better define requirements.

Today, discover how Pareto defines priorities, how NOW is the TIME to eradicate MUDA, and how Kano differentiates your product/service from the competition.

Thank you for joining me today, as we acquaint ourselves with these efficiency boosting tools via my Prezi Audio presentation, embedded below.

I am here to help you put these tools to use!

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Link to Process Optimization Part 1 of 4

Link to Process Optimization Part 3 of 4

Link to Process Optimization Part 4 of 4

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