A new book uses simple language and examples to introduce Six Sigma novices to the methodology.The Pocket Idiot’s Guide to Six Sigma (Alpha Books, 2005), explains everything rank-and-file employees need to know about Six Sigma, including an overview of the system and a history of the methodology. Real-life examples of how companies are using Six Sigma to achieve real benefits are featured throughout the book.

Written by Anthony Weeks, a Master Black Belt and the director of Six Sigma Operations at Home Depot, and Marsha Shapiro, a Black Belt, the book offers insight into how and why Six Sigma has become so popular so quickly. It explains how the methodology has become a corporate way of life, and includes complete details on the techniques and methods used to define, analyze, measure, improve and control problems.

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