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    Thursday, October 13, 2005

    Shackled by Bad Six Sigma?

    Shackled by Bad Six Sigma? by Fred Mullavey, Quality Digest:

    Technical experts, customers and suppliers--both internal and external--all need to be involved, regardless of their department or discipline. When boundaries aren't crossed in this manner, problems remain entrenched, and the Six Sigma effort fails.

    posted by Curious Cat - permalink to Shackled by Bad Six Sigma?

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