The future of Lean Six Sigma

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This topic considers the future of Six Sigma. Will the approach strengthen? Will it fade away? What shapes can it take? Can it evolve in different ways?

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Some people ask me "Will Six Sigma approach die a natural death (or loose the momentum) like many other approaches before it?

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	Asif Sarkar \| Argues in support of "No" \| 2 years ago
	Is it fair to have 15 minutes each day of unsafe drinking water? or 5000 incorrect surgical procedures per week? 99.99966 do matter...& continue will.

	Narendran Subramaniam \| Argues in support of "Yes" \| 3 years ago
	The death of this methodology will happen due to lack of foresight on the part of the implementers, who implement them without knowing when and where to implement this methodology. 6 Sigma is a part of the quality movement; and is a tool that...

	Satwinder Singh \| Argues in support of "No" \| 3 years ago
	Six Sigma is a must not only for customer facing services, but also in any industry who believes in process management, project management techniques using effective quality tools. In short, most the quality tools used anywhere are a part of...

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Lean or Six Sigma?

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Six Sigma better

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	KAMESH MOON \| Argues in support of "Lean better" \| 1 year ago
	I see Lean to be more Mfg/ Operations focused Six Sigma to be more focused on "white collar" processes...

	ujjval jain \| Argues in support of "Lean better" \| 1 year ago
	Yes I agree with you...I wish to quote here Mr Toffler..."The illiterate of the 21st century will not be those who cannot read and write, but those who cannot learn, unlearn, and relearn. "....I personally much inspired by his views.. Thanks...

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