Six Sigma: Define Flashcards

1
Q

Members who are inexperienced, excited, anxious, and proud are called what?

A

Forming

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2
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Members who are confrontational think, individually learning rolls, and have divided loyalties are called what?

A

Storming

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3
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Members who cooperate, talk things out, focus on objectives, and have few conflicts are called what?

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Norming

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4
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Members who show maturity, focus on the process, achieve goals and operate smoothly are called what?

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Performing

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5
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This team member is responsible for leading efforts to reduce variation in processes to enhance results and teaching and counseling company executives and employees.

A

Master Black Belt

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6
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This team member will train local personnel, provide support to personnel on local projects and Discover opportunities for improvement.

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Black Belt

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7
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A technique used to narrow down and prioritize an extensive list of ideas

A

Multivoting

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8
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the practice of thinking or making decisions as a group in a way that discourages creativity or individual responsibility.

A

Groupthink

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9
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People within your organization who receive goods or services from another part of your business.

A

Internal Customer

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10
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a person who is not directly connected to your organization other than by purchasing your product or service.

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External Customer

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11
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Customers at this level primarily are interested in ROI, Stock Price, and Market Share.

A

Business Level

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12
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Customers at this level are who purchase products externally and manage operations internally.

A

Operations Level

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13
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Customers at this level are primarily internal, including employees and “next process” in operations.

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Process Level

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14
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Data using a consistent set of standardized questions.

A

Survey

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15
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A small group of 3 to 12 individuals to explore specific topics

A

Focus Group

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16
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Individual interviews of 30 to 60 minutes.

A

Face to Face interview

17
Q

QFD

A

Quality Function Deployment

18
Q

SIPOC

A

Supplier, Input, Process, Output, Customer

19
Q

A type of chart that contains both bars and a line graph, where individual values are represented in descending order by bars, and the cumulative total is represented by the line.

A

Pareto Chart

20
Q

an approach to prioritizing features on a product roadmap based on the degree to which they are likely to satisfy customers.

A

Kano Model

21
Q

PDPC

A

Process Decision Program Chart

22
Q

COPQ

A

the cost associated with producing poor-quality products or services for the customer.

23
Q

What are the three levels of product costs

A

Prevention, Appraisal, Failure