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Learning the implications of six sigma for your business
Many Fortune 500 companies have implemented the Six Sigma method with great results. The method has been attributed with billions of dollars in savings in US companies over the past several decades. A particularly important method it uses is vetting process for determing which managers will be excellent at improving productivity. Six sigma has a belt hierarchy, much like Karate. Black belts are naturally the most succesfull managers who have been able to improve the productivity of their business.
In a world with so much business competition you can imagine how important it is to have some sort of program through which to attack inneficiency and to promote better productivity. There are thousands of companies out there all trying to get ahead. Most attempt to do so through better marketing, when they could drastically improve their earning potential by confronting some sort of inneficiency in their production system. Think about saving a million dollars a year in your business! How much more could you expand your production with this type of money? Furthermore, more efficient companies tend to get better investmetns. Using Six Sigma will give you a definite plan of attack for improving your business. It will help you to assign particular leadership roles and to target problem areas. The program is designed to make quick changes that will affect your business in the long run. With some patience and hard work Six Sigma could be the change you need for a struggling business. It will also give your employees the help they need in order to figure out how to help the business. It will also give them a chance to prove themselves and their abillities.
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