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Start Six Sigma Fast—And Achieve Powerful Business Benefits Within Months
This book offers leaders a proven turnkey approach to launching a Six Sigma initiative in 90 days and using it to transform your company within a year.
Drawing on their experience with fifty Six Sigma programs at companies ranging from AlliedSignal to Motorola, Stephen A. Zinkgraf and his contributors show how to rapidly align people, strategy, processes, and customers in support of your initiative—and gain powerful momentum for success. You’ll walk through preparing for an enterprise-wide launch, executing it flawlessly, and establishing a foundation for achieving sustainable results over the long term.
Zinkgraf’s techniques, roadmaps, and milestones can help you quickly launch any complex change initiative—even those unrelated to Six Sigma. Taken together, they offer a complete framework for driving and managing change: the #1 core competency for twenty-first century executives. Coverage includes
Discover how to get dramatic business results from Six Sigma faster than you ever thought possible, and use Six Sigma to drive transformative change for years to come.
Writing for executives and initiative leaders, Stephen A. Zinkgraf presents a high-speed methodology for linking Six Sigma to business strategy, planning and executing a flawless launch, aligning the entire enterprise behind performance improvement, and achieving powerful results in both the short and long term.
Zinkgraf helped lead Larry Bossidy’s pioneering Six Sigma program at AlliedSignal—he and his team have participated in more than fifty Six Sigma launches. In this book, he reveals best practices for leading every step of the process. You’ll learn how to identify, prioritize, and charter breakthrough projects...choose the right partners... define roles...build and train teams...mitigate risks...implement effective metrics...and “evangelize” the organization. Then, after you’ve launched, Zinkgraf shows how to improve your program—and use HR, IT, and other business levers to extend your impact.
Simply put, if you’re leading Six Sigma, this book’s Six Sigma roadmaps, milestones, and techniques represent the fastest route to the most business value.
Learn from the experiences of AlliedSignal, Motorola, 3M, and fifty other Six Sigma leaders
Set aggressive, measurable business goals—and achieve them
Define priorities, organize teams, choose partners, structure enterprise-wide deployments, and more
Using a clearly defined leadership roadmap, align organization structure, compensation, succession planning, IT resources, and more
Why Six Sigma projects fail, and how to keep it from happening to you
Preface xiii
Acknowledgments xvii
About the Author xix
Contributors List xxi
PARTI: PRE-LAUNCH 1
Chapter 1: Six Sigma—The Initiative, the Deployment, the Technology 3
Chapter 2: The True Nature of Six Sigma: The Business Model 17
Chapter 3: Six Sigma Launch Philosophy 37
Chapter 4: Getting Early Support: Selecting a Six Sigma Provider 55
Chapter 5: Strategy: The Alignment of External Realities, Setting Measurable Goals, and Internal Actions 69
Chapter 6: Defining the Six Sigma Program Expectations and Metrics 87
PART II: THE FIRST 90 DAYS 103
Chapter 7: Defining the Six Sigma Project Scope 105
Chapter 8: Defining the Six Sigma Infrastructure 117
Chapter 9: Committing to Project Selection, Prioritization, and Chartering 149
Chapter 10: Creating Six Sigma Executive and Leadership Workshops 185
Chapter 11: Selecting and Training the Right People 209
Chapter 12: Communicating the Six Sigma Program Expectations and Metrics 235
PART III POST-LAUNCH 253
Chapter 13: Creating the Human Resources Alignment 255
Chapter 14: Defining the Software Infrastructure: Tracking the Program and Projects 285
Chapter 15: Leading Six Sigma for the Long Term 303
Chapter 16: Reinvigorating Your Six Sigma Program 329
Appendix A: RFP Sample Format 357
Appendix B: About the Contributors 367
Index 371
Start Six Sigma Fast—And Achieve Powerful Business Benefits Within Months
This book offers leaders a proven turnkey approach to launching a Six Sigma initiative in 90 days and using it to transform your company within a year.
Drawing on their experience with fifty Six Sigma programs at companies ranging from AlliedSignal to Motorola, Stephen A. Zinkgraf and his contributors show how to rapidly align people, strategy, processes, and customers in support of your initiative—and gain powerful momentum for success. You’ll walk through preparing for an enterprise-wide launch, executing it flawlessly, and establishing a foundation for achieving sustainable results over the long term.
Zinkgraf’s techniques, roadmaps, and milestones can help you quickly launch any complex change initiative—even those unrelated to Six Sigma. Taken together, they offer a complete framework for driving and managing change: the #1 core competency for twenty-first century executives. Coverage includes
Discover how to get dramatic business results from Six Sigma faster than you ever thought possible, and use Six Sigma to drive transformative change for years to come.
Writing for executives and initiative leaders, Stephen A. Zinkgraf presents a high-speed methodology for linking Six Sigma to business strategy, planning and executing a flawless launch, aligning the entire enterprise behind performance improvement, and achieving powerful results in both the short and long term.
Zinkgraf helped lead Larry Bossidy’s pioneering Six Sigma program at AlliedSignal—he and his team have participated in more than fifty Six Sigma launches. In this book, he reveals best practices for leading every step of the process. You’ll learn how to identify, prioritize, and charter breakthrough projects...choose the right partners... define roles...build and train teams...mitigate risks...implement effective metrics...and “evangelize” the organization. Then, after you’ve launched, Zinkgraf shows how to improve your program—and use HR, IT, and other business levers to extend your impact.
Simply put, if you’re leading Six Sigma, this book’s Six Sigma roadmaps, milestones, and techniques represent the fastest route to the most business value.
Learn from the experiences of AlliedSignal, Motorola, 3M, and fifty other Six Sigma leaders
Set aggressive, measurable business goals—and achieve them
Define priorities, organize teams, choose partners, structure enterprise-wide deployments, and more
Using a clearly defined leadership roadmap, align organization structure, compensation, succession planning, IT resources, and more
Why Six Sigma projects fail, and how to keep it from happening to you
Preface xiii
Acknowledgments xvii
About the Author xix
Contributors List xxi
PARTI: PRE-LAUNCH 1
Chapter 1: Six Sigma—The Initiative, the Deployment, the Technology 3
Chapter 2: The True Nature of Six Sigma: The Business Model 17
Chapter 3: Six Sigma Launch Philosophy 37
Chapter 4: Getting Early Support: Selecting a Six Sigma Provider 55
Chapter 5: Strategy: The Alignment of External Realities, Setting Measurable Goals, and Internal Actions 69
Chapter 6: Defining the Six Sigma Program Expectations and Metrics 87
PART II: THE FIRST 90 DAYS 103
Chapter 7: Defining the Six Sigma Project Scope 105
Chapter 8: Defining the Six Sigma Infrastructure 117
Chapter 9: Committing to Project Selection, Prioritization, and Chartering 149
Chapter 10: Creating Six Sigma Executive and Leadership Workshops 185
Chapter 11: Selecting and Training the Right People 209
Chapter 12: Communicating the Six Sigma Program Expectations and Metrics 235
PART III POST-LAUNCH 253
Chapter 13: Creating the Human Resources Alignment 255
Chapter 14: Defining the Software Infrastructure: Tracking the Program and Projects 285
Chapter 15: Leading Six Sigma for the Long Term 303
Chapter 16: Reinvigorating Your Six Sigma Program 329
Appendix A: RFP Sample Format 357
Appendix B: About the Contributors 367
Index 371
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