Benefits of Six Sigma adoption for an organization include:
a)
improved stock price
b)
Increase of waste in processes
c)
improved ability to provide customer value
d)
all of the above - Answers improved ability to provide customer value
Six sigma may be defined as:
Question options:
a)
a philosophy for managing an organization
b)
all of the above
c)
a method of analysis using scientific principles
d)
a set of statistical techniques - Answers all of the above
An engineer wants to improve a process and measures the sigma. What does sigma represent?
Question options:
a)
the value of the product
b)
none of the above
c)
a way to improve business operation
d)
representing variation in the process - Answers representing variation in the process
Why is Six Sigma considered scientific?
Question options:
a)
because of the extensive training element required
b)
because of the system of questioning, data collection, observation and testing
c)
because of the impact of cost savings on the bottom line
d)
because of the heavy impact of top management support - Answers because of the system of
questioning, data collection, observation, and testing
Defects per Million Opportunites (DPMO) is a measure of performance. What is the units of DPMO?
Question options:
1)
1,000,000
2)
Value, such as dollars
3)
there are no units
4)
feet - Answers there are no units
Work breakdown structure deals with:
Question options:
a)
Project schedule
b)
, Project cost
c)
Project Teambuilding
d)
All the above. - Answers Project Schedule
Identify a non-value added activity that would be considered a form of processing muda (i.e.,
wasteful):
Question options:
a)
Any and all forms of transportation
b)
An ergonomically unsound workplace
c)
Reworking a product due to poor, initial work.
d)
All the above. - Answers all the above
Which of the following is a valued added activity?
Question options:
a)
signing up for college classes.
b)
doing homework in an unsound, unsafe posture
c)
Getting multiple approvals for one class
d)
None of the above - Answers signing up for college classes
An example of project feasibility, with regards to timeliness is:
Question options:
1)
The scope of the project
2)
The project does not have a relationship to the organization's strategy.
3)
The project does not have an assigned Green Belt.
4)
The potential project does not have the right mix of team members - Answers the scope of the
project
An example of validating a project's financial results concerns the following:
Question options:
1)
The project was based upon a process.
2)
The financial benefits of cost savings was confirmed by an outside expert.
3)
The project was completed in a timely manner.
4)
The project was brought in under the budgeted amount allowed for spending on the project. -
Answers The financial benefits of cost savings was confirmed by an outside expert
What does a SIPOC help a LSS do?
Question options:
a)
Defines the scope
b)
Supports team building
c)
Supports team meeting efficiency - Answers Defines the scope
From an overall perspective, the activities of a company are tied together by: