Six Sigma is often described as "problem solving" by people. Utilizing Six Sigma, it is possible to find and fix process flaws, variances, or errors.
A process can be mapped out and studied to find and fix problems using the DMAIC Cycle (Define, Measure, Analyze, Implement, Control).
You can see how Lean and Six Sigma can both be incredibly efficient, even when implemented separately.
Since the two methodologies complement each other so well, as was already said, "Lean Six Sigma" is almost more well-known than the individual approaches.
Processes can be made more efficient with the aid of Lean, and quality can be raised by minimising errors or variances with the use of Six Sigma.
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