Lean Six Sigma – Executive Briefing Training

Categories: Six Sigma

During this course you will:
Obtain an understanding of a Lean Six Sigma program objectives
Know and comprehend the impact the concepts can have on your business
Become familiar with the terminology
Comprehend daily work as a process-oriented activity
Understand process inputs and outputs
Understand process flow and know what determines value add vs. non-value add
Understand how the processes you manage fit into the larger set of processes needed in delivering value to the customer
Grasp the power of Process Mapping and characterization
Recognize significant outputs and quantify their level of performance to requirements
Identify inputs and their relationship to the significant outputs
Link key processes to the strategic objectives of the company
Establish control mechanisms and monitoring processes to sustain an existing process and improvements you make.
Prepare to implement a Lean Six Sigma
Determine the structure of such a program for your company
Learn to identify “projects”, prioritize them and link them to corporate strategy

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An understanding of the Lean Six Sigma system by the company’s top management is crucial for them to be able to provide the needed commitment and support. The Lean Six Sigma - Executive Briefing Training course teaches company executives how to understand the program’s capabilities, resource commitment required and their roles to ensure its success.
After completing this training, you will have learned the following about Lean Six Sigma: the concept and objectives, its potential impact as a process improvement program for the company, problem solving tools, the role of management to support the successful implementation of the program, the preparation needed to implement Lean Six Sigma and much more.
This comprehensive training course is available across the U.S., including Atlanta, Austin, Baltimore, Birmingham, Boston, Charlotte, Chicago, Dallas, Houston, Jackson, Los Angeles, Manhattan, Miami, New York, Orlando, Philadelphia, San Antonio and Seattle.