Six Sigma Approach to Performance Management

Mapping SAP-Six Sigma Resources to Agile Management Processes

Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) has become the most strategic tool for an organization to employ. A leading ERP solution is SAP®. It has been employed by organizations to enable them to collaborate on different projects and to integrate all aspects of operations. Just as organizations have adopted ERP solutions, they employed quality initiatives that are designed to help organizations ma...

The right approach to Six Sigma leadership

mapping sap-six sigma resources to agile management processes

enterprise resource planning (erp) has become the most strategic tool for an organization to employ. a leading erp solution is sap®. it has been employed by organizations to enable them to collaborate on different projects and to integrate all aspects of operations. just as organizations have adopted erp solutions, they employed quality initiatives that are designed to help organizations maximi...

Safety Management in a Manufacturing Company: Six Sigma Approach

The manufacturing company under consideration recorded the high accident rates for last few years. These accidents cause the organization the heavy man-day loss, the production loss and heavy costs of insurance. The objective of health and safety department at the manufacturing company was to set and improve accidents prevention system. The paper presents how does the six-sigma technique will h...

Six Sigma as a Quality Management Tool: Evaluation of Performance in Laboratory Medicine 247 Six Sigma as a Quality Management Tool: Evaluation of Performance in Laboratory Medicine

In medical school, the first concept expressed to students is a Latin phrase, primum non nocere, meaning “first, do no harm.” This phrase is well known among health workers and dates back to Hipocrates. However, in reality, the situation is slightly different. According to the report of the Institute of Medicine, each year in the USA, approximately 98,000 people die from medical errors (Kohn et...