Purpose: This study aimed at implementing lean six sigma to evaluate the productivity and manufacturing waste in production line of a paper companyMethodology/Approach: The is case nature. method illustrates how (LSS) used existing process company with focus on waste. considered real-time problem customer’s dissatisfaction. gathered data based machine functionality (up time, down time cycle tim...

During the pandemic, transportation is needed to support evacuation of patients through waterways; therefore, PT PAL Indonesia (Persero) has created a Hospital Auxiliary Ship project. In building quality ship project, productivity so project can be completed properly. However, there are problems with punctuality completing block construction total lead time 19200 minutes and found not up standa...

Lean Six Sigma is a management approach used to improve the efficiency, quality and performance of processes within companies. When applied environmental businesses in Morocco, can bring several significant benefits. aims eliminate waste, inefficiencies non-essential processes. By applying it Moroccan companies, possible optimize operations, productivity reduce costs. That contribute more effic...

This research examines a relationship between Six Sigma methodology and a business problem that emerges with an information technology (IT) solution as the best alternative. A knowledge set of Six Sigma is compared to the content of the systems analysis and design (SA&D) and accounting information systems (AIS) courses typically offered by colleges of business. The purpose is to identify potent...

Purpose – This paper addresses the most common pain points in agile software development. Methodology/Approach – Many experts agree that agile software development methodologies make good use of best practices – but how can they be measured quantitatively? Agile literature provides surprises for software measurement professionals: for instance, time-consuming size measurement approaches are pro...

The objective of having a process operate with a capability index of 1.5 to 2.0 is a reasonable and economic objective. However, the arguments commonly used to explain the economics of this objective can only be described as statistical snake oil—a blend of tortured computations and incompatible, highly questionable assumptions, having a hypnotic effect and often resulting in a suspension of cr...