Six Sigma Methodology

• Hessam Parchebafieh

  Maximize Your Brainpower

  "Maximize your brainpower" is a book by Philip Carter and Ken Russell that contain hundreds of psychometric tests. It has many difficult tests that stimulate our brain to look differently to some"Maximize your brainpower" is a book by Philip Carter and Ken Russell that contain hundreds of psychometric tests. It has many difficult tests that stimulate our brain to look differently to some problems... Grab it and say your idea...

  Recent replies ⋅ Show All (2)

  • 
    Nnanna Julius replied

    saw the book, but couldn't buy

    Apr 21, 2011
• Hessam Parchebafieh

  FirstPost

  Hi everyone, I create this group to exchange information about six sigma. I like to focus on practical works(but this does not mean neglect of theoretical subjects),then if someone have a practicalHi everyone, I create this group to exchange information about six sigma. I like to focus on practical works(but this does not mean neglect of theoretical subjects),then if someone have a practical experience about implementing of six sigma,certainly join to this group!

  Recent replies ⋅ Show All (5)

  • 
    GANDHIYA VENDHAN` Subramanian replied

    Hi Hessam Parchebafieh, thanks to reply comments

    May 21, 2010
• Hessam Parchebafieh

  The Six Sigma Handbook

  I introduce "The Six Sigma Handbook by Thomas Pyzdek",a really complete guide for green belts, black belts, and managers at all levels. I have this book in pdf form and can upload to "files",but iI introduce "The Six Sigma Handbook by Thomas Pyzdek",a really complete guide for green belts, black belts, and managers at all levels. I have this book in pdf form and can upload to "files",but i think this is illegal! thus, visit amazon.com and purchase it! What is your idea about this book? remember,you can suggest your favorite books about six sigma.

  Recent replies ⋅ Show All (1)

  • 
    Thomas Hopper replied

    Pyzdek provides a great reference for all things Six Sigma. I've used it as my "go-to" book when I need a refresher in one or another of the tools of Six Sigma. I think that Pyzdek's "Handbook" lacksPyzdek provides a great reference for all things Six Sigma. I've used it as my "go-to" book when I need a refresher in one or another of the tools of Six Sigma. I think that Pyzdek's "Handbook" lacks the depth needed to actually teach or learn Six Sigma, but as an overview and reference it is thorough, well-organized and easily read. I would also recommend Don Wheeler's "The Six Sigma Practitioner's Guide to Data Analysis." Wheeler performs a deep dive into data collection and analysis for Six Sigma projects, offering his usual clarity and insight. Wheeler forces the reader to think about whether the data is coming from one source or several, what this means for data analysis and process improvement, and what the differences are between the voice of the customer and the voice of the process.

    Mar 8, 2010
• Hessam Parchebafieh

  Sigma level calculator with excel

  SigmaLevelCalculator.xlsx