
Whether you are new to the Six Sigma DMAIC methodology or looking for information on advanced DMAIC tools, our guide provides it all. Check out our series of articles that serves as an introduction to the five phases of a DMAIC project: Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve and Control. Or read about common DMAIC tools such as Pareto charts, control charts, process maps, statistical tests, and design of experiments (DOE). Learn what makes a good (or bad) DMAIC project, and find out about the differences between the DMAIC process improvement methodology and the Design for Six Sigma (DFSS) frameworks, such as DMADV and DMEDI, used for creating new processes.
| Using Storyboards in Project Management: A Look at Some Samples
Storyboards are detailed outlines of the steps involved in a process, usually as charts, tables, drawings, and diagrams that make explicit the sequence of events. Read on for details... |
Introduction to DMAIC
To get an introduction to the basics of the Six Sigma DMAIC process, check out this article. It provides you with a description of each phase in the DMAIC methodology and an introduction... |
| Using Box-and-Whiskers Plots
The box-and-whiskers plot, or box plot, is a statistical analysis tool. This visual display of a set of data provides information about the variation within the data. It is a popular... |
Should This Be a Six Sigma DMAIC Project?
What makes for a good Six Sigma process improvement project? Should all business problems be addressed using the DMAIC methodology? Here are some tips to help you make the right... |
| Six Sigma 101: Project Methodologies (Part 3 of 5)
Previously in this series we explored the philosophy of Six Sigma and the strategy and infrastructure for an effective Six Sigma implementation. Now we cover the two main project methodologies:... |
DMAIC vs. DMEDI
DMAIC and DMEDI are Six Sigma approaches aimed at reducing defects to 3.4 per million opportunities. The difference between DMAIC and DMEDI is that DMAIC is an analytical data driven... |