How Many Sputniks Are In Your Workplace?
In 1957, the Soviet Union launched the world’s first orbiting satellite, Sputnik.In 1957, the Soviet Union launched the world’s first orbiting satellite, Sputnik.In 1957, the Soviet Union launched the world’s first orbiting satellite, Sputnik.Six Sigma: Is It a Fad?
I, for one, am tired of the quality flavor of the month. It isn’t quite that bad but it seems like it at times.
U.S. Army Announces Six Sigma Awards
Secretary of the Army Francis J. Harvey recently announced three recipients of the Army Performance Excellence Awards. The winners are: the U.S.Six Sigma Adds to Cessna ’s Bottom Line
Cessna Aircraft Co. reports that the implementation of lean and Six Sigma helped it make significant gains last year.London Six Sigma Summit Speakers Selected
six sigma IQ recently announced the speaker panel for its upcoming Six Sigma Summit in London.The panel includes Sir John Harvey-Jones, from the BConference to Focus on Six Sigma in Health Care
The 4th Annual Six Sigma in Healthcare Conference will be held March 29–31 at the Venetian Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas. James G.
Genpact to Drive Six Sigma for Wachovia
A new business-process–outsourcing contract Wachovia recently made with Genpact will allow Genpact to drive Six Sigma deeply into the banking giEmpowerment Makes The Team
Chrysler is stepping up their use of team-based manufacturing, moving away from the “Fordist” approach that’s been continually embraced and rejected by global automakers.
Airport Service Quality Conference Announced
Aiming to promote professional excellence and provide travelers with safe, secure and efficient airports, Airports Council International’s upcoming cQA Edge Hosts Computer-Validation Conference
QA Edge Inc. will host a three-day conference on computer validation May 1–3 in Malvern, Pennsylvania.
