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The document outlines a seminar on Six Sigma, a data-driven methodology aimed at eliminating defects in various processes to improve efficiency and customer satisfaction. It details the goals of Six Sigma, such as reducing costs and defects, and highlights principles including continuous improvement and company-wide implementation. The central theme is that measuring defects enables organizations to reduce them, striving for 'zero defects' in operations.
Overview of the seminar topic focusing on Six Sigma in Mechanical Engineering.
Presentation includes definition, importance, implementation, and stakeholders of Six Sigma.
Six Sigma is a data-driven methodology aimed at eliminating defects across processes.
Key goals include reducing costs, enhancing customer satisfaction, and improving efficiency.
Core principles focus on customer satisfaction, continuous improvement, and data-informed decisions.
Important terminology related to Six Sigma such as Steering Committee, Black Belts, and Measures.
Six Sigma measures process deviation and aims to minimize defects, striving for excellence.
Provides reference materials for further reading and concludes with a thank you and a prompt for questions.













