Six Sigma
What is Six Sigma?
Six Sigma is a structured method for optimizing the efficiency, quality and effectiveness of business processes. It is about doing the right things and doing things right. The main goal is to reduce variation in processes so that products and services consistently meet customer requirements and expectations. It is a data-driven approach aimed at eliminating defects, waste and inconsistency in any type of process.
The five phases of Six Sigma: DMAIC
The methodology is based on a combination of statistical techniques and proven quality principles. The foundation lies in the quality philosophy of William Edwards Deming and is elaborated in five project phases, known as DMAIC:
- Define: Define the problem, customer needs and project objectives
- Measure: Measure the current performance of the process
- Analysis: Analyze data to identify the cause of problems
- Improve: Improve the process by developing and implementing solutions
- Control: Manage and secure improvements so that the results are lasting
The customer requirement is the starting point of every project. Organizations working according to this methodology are often distinguished by high customer satisfaction, low failure costs and a strong focus on continuous improvement.
LeanForms supports this improvement approach with smart tools for capturing, tracking and securing improvement actions within one flexible business management system.
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Advanced workflows step by step
Digitization does not stop at replacing paper forms with a digital alternative. The real gain comes when processes become smarter. Workflows play a key role in this: By setting up digital forms intelligently, the system automatically streamlines the follow-up based on the answers. This gives your organization grip, speed and peace of mind and makes digitization work for you.
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