How Does Six Sigma Help An Organization? - PDF Download

plz give me details of six sigma.what is it and how it help the organization.:?:
18th October 2009 From India, Ranchi

Dear Shaheen,
I appreciate your inqusitive nature. That is quite necessary for acquring knowledge and becoming an efficient executive.

You may go through the brief info about six sigma at the following Link:

Six Sigma - What is Six Sigma?
http://www.isixsigma.com/sixsigma/six_sigma.asp

For more details you may check the following Link:

Six Sigma
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Six_Sigma

For information whether it is meant for large companies or can be ueful to all, you can go through the article at the following Link:

Is Six Sigma Just For Large Companies? What About Small Companies?
http://www.isixsigma.com/library/content/c010325a.asp

P S Dhingra
Vigilance & Management Consultant
Dhingra Consultancy Group
New Delhi
18th October 2009 From India, Delhi

Hi Shaheen, As required, Pls find the six sigma tools a quick look in excel format. whilst you will refer to the above link’s provided by Dhingra. All the best. wishes, Arun
18th October 2009 From India, Mumbai

hey its already posted on cite hr so can search, oyu will get the details. Regds, Sara.:-D
18th October 2009 From India, Mumbai

Hi
I facilitated a session with HR managers to review their hiring process. Using Lean Six Sigma methods we identified ways to reduce the recruitment processing time from 106 days to 60 days. If you want further details send me a mail.
Regards
19th October 2009 From United Kingdom, Manchester

Hi,
Six Sigma is a disciplined approach that focuses on reducing/minimizing the variation to get a near perfect product.It is a buisness philosophy or you can say management strategy to achieve gains by reducing/eliminating defects,improving the capability of your processes whatever it may be.We can apply this in Productivity improvement,Customer relations,Market growth etc.
In turn what we get is motivated employees,Satisfied customers,good profits etc.
Vikul Shaunak
Six Sigma Black Belt (ASQ Certified)
20th October 2009 From India, Chandigarh

Hi,
All the discussions tells only the advantage of six sigma in HR. Can any tell me whether Six Sigma is useful for a sales guys???
thnx in advance...
Regards,
Jagadish Kumar K

20th October 2009 From India, Madras

Hi
I have had several requests for more information on how LEAN methods were used to reduce the recruitment lead time from 106 days to 60 days. Please find attached a few ppt slides outlining the work I carried out whilst at GE.
I am happy to share my experience with others at CiteHR. The cheapest option for all concerned is a conference call on Skype. Send me an invite on Skype - Prajita People Development - and then I can set up a 60 min conf call for all those interested.
21st October 2009 From United Kingdom, Manchester

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Using Lean in Recruitment_Oct 09.pdf (1.11 MB, 115 views)

Dear Ranjit,

Presentation of course is good, but there is no break up of 106 days or 65 days in the presentation how and which of the activities took 106 days earlier and how and with what kind of efforts (in brief) the period could be reduced to 65 or 60 days.

That would be fine if you add the same in your presentation to make it more valuable.

P S Dhingra
Vigilance & Management Consultant
Dhingra Consultancy Group
New Delhi
21st October 2009 From India, Delhi

Dear Mr Dhingra,
I am happy to share the LEAN processes used in reducing recruitment lead time but I am sure you appreciate the commercial sensivities in disclosing company-specific information in detail.
Exactly where GE was able to reduce its recruitment time is of little consequence, but understanding how to use LEAN techniques in your company to reduce your company's recruitment process time would - in my opinion - be more valuable.
As per my previous posting - happy to set up a conference call on Skype for those interested in a more detailed discussion. Ping me on Skype - Prajita People Development.
thanks
21st October 2009 From United Kingdom, Manchester