The Six Sigma Handbook¶
Pyzdek, T., & Keller, P. A. (2018). The Six Sigma Handbook. McGraw-Hill.
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- Funnel Analysis
- Yield equals the product of per-stage conversions when stages are conditionally independent, which makes the multiplicative cost of long pipelines explicit and motivates both stage compression and per-stage improvement.
This sourceDefines rolled throughput yield (RTY) as the product of the first-pass yields of the individual process steps, establishing that end-to-end yield is the multiplicative product of per-stage conversions and that long multi-step processes compound to low terminal yield.
- Yield equals the product of per-stage conversions when stages are conditionally independent, which makes the multiplicative cost of long pipelines explicit and motivates both stage compression and per-stage improvement.
- Scope Creep
- The "displace-something" rule appears as work-in-progress limits in software, zero-base budgeting in finance, and sunset clauses in law;
This sourceDescribes work-in-progress limits and pull-based work control that force a displace-something-to-add-something discipline.
- The "displace-something" rule appears as work-in-progress limits in software, zero-base budgeting in finance, and sunset clauses in law;
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