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Fast-track your business excellence journey
Available shortly - a learning tool designed to take leaders of organisations at their own pace through a step by step journey from defining the aims of their business and its vision/mission, all the way through to developing performance measures/KPIs and action plans. The website will be totally secure and will store progress through the journey, which, maybe continued or recapped at a pace to suite the individual.
- Embarking upon the journey will provide an excellent opportunity to learn about how to structure a simple performance management /improvement plan (based on the latest thinking on business excellence and total quality management). The plan can be stored and printed.
The Journey will:
- Help you understand what is important to your business
- Define the measures you need to put in place to control those priorities
- Assist you in understanding the things that you do to add most value to your customers, employees, partners, investors and suppliers
- Help you define areas that can be improved
- Help you define your current performance in relation to your competition
- Provide you with tools to measure whether improvements you make improve the overall performance of the business
In summary it should MAKE YOUR LIFE EASIER
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Management Briefs...
The term “Six Sigma” has two definitions. Firstly, it has a statistical definition. Sigma (the lower-case Greek letter σ) is used to represent the standard deviation (a measure of variation) of a statistical population. The term “Six Sigma” comes from the notion that if one has six standard deviations between the mean of a process and the nearest specification limit, there will be practically no items that fail to meet the specification. Secondly, the term refers to a toolkit of quality tools that are applied within a structured, five-stage improvement methodology known as DMAIC (standing for Define - Measure - Analyze - Improve - Control), designed to drive process improvement towards a Six Sigma level of capability.
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