List of Tables

Chapter 1: Introduction to Essentials of Lean Six Sigma (6 ?) Strategies Lean Six Sigma Six Sigma Quality with Lean Speed

Table 1.1: Comparisons of 3.8 Sigma and Six Sigma Defect Examples
Table 1.2: Comparisons of Old (Traditional) and New (Lean Six Sigma) Methods

Table 2.1: Shrinkage Study Samples
Table 2.2: Impact of Process Capability of One Sigma through Six Sigma for Short Term When the Process Is Centered on the Target
Table 2.3: Mathematical Comparison of Sigma Capability Concepts for Short Term
Table 2.4: Impact of Process Capability of One Sigma through Six Sigma for the Long Term When the Process Is Offset by 1.5 Sigma
Table 2.5: Mathematical Comparison of Sigma Capability Concepts for Long Term

Table 6.1: Principles of Lean Six Sigma
Table 6.2: Cause Factors (Independent Controllable Variables)
Table 6.3: Fractional Factorial Coded Design Matrix (Four Factors at two Levels)
Table 6.4: Actual (Uncoded) Values of Experimental Matrix with Response before Experimentation
Table 6.5: Actual Values of Experimental Matrix with Random Runs
Table 6.6: Actual Values of Experimental Matrix with Random Runs
Table 6.7: Response Effects of Factors/Interactions
Table 6.8: Standard Deviation Effects of Factors/Interaction
Table 6.9: Cause Factors (Independent Controllable Variables)
Table 6.10: A Two-Factor Composite Design (Coded...

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