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Exercise 1: Improve on
the Process

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Round 1:
Round 2:
Round 3:

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Exercise 1:
Card Sequence
What is (Six) Sigma? Round 1:
Time: 1. All Aces (club (♣), diamond (♦), heart (♥),
and spade (♠))
• A design and measure of a process Strategies: 2. 2, 3, 4, and 5 of spades (♠)
capability 3. 3, 4, 5, and 6 of hearts (♥)
• A systematic way of approaching and 4. All 7’s (club (♣), diamond (♦), heart (♥),
solving a problem and spade (♠))
• Motorola introduced in 1985 5. Queen, Jack, 10, and 9 of diamonds (♦)
Errors:
• The metric of the spread of the bell 6. King of diamonds (♦), Queen of (clubs (♣), Jack
of hearts (♥), and 10 of spades (♠))
curve
Rework:
“The problems we face cannot be solved with the same
thinking that created them”… Albert Einstein
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Exercise 1:
Card Sequence
Round 2:
Six Sigma Time: 1. All Aces (club (♣), diamond (♦), heart (♥),
and spade (♠))
Strategies: 2. 2, 3, 4, and 5 of spades (♠)
3. 3, 4, 5, and 6 of hearts (♥)
4. All 7’s (club (♣), diamond (♦), heart (♥),
Level Defects per Million σ % Non‐Defective
and spade (♠))
2s 308,537 2σ 69.1% 5. Queen, Jack, 10, and 9 of diamonds (♦)
Errors: 6. King of diamonds (♦), Queen of (clubs (♣), Jack
3s 66,807 3σ 93.32%
of hearts (♥), and 10 spades (♠))
4s 6,210 4σ 93.379%
5s 233 5σ 99.9767%
Rework:
6s 3.4 6σ 99.99966%
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