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Page 1: Basics six sigma

Six Sigma e-Academy

MFG 6s Over view :

Session 1 Define : 1. 6s Overview

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MFG 6s Black Belt Class

Session 1 : Define

Six Sigma Overview

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1st Day 1. Introduction and background of 6s

2. What’s 6s

3. Why 6s, How to Apply

Six Sigma Overview

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1. Introduction and Background of 6s

Why apply 6s

Quality & failure cost

paradigm Shift

Characteristics of 6s

Examples of Major Corporations

Key for Success 6s

6s Propulsion System

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Introduction and Background of Six Sigma

21st Century is … - Limitless competition One Global market

Business Structure is … - ‘High cost, Low Efficiency High failure cost

To increase the competitive power Total optimization of R&D, Production, Sales and Service is Necessary.

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Quality Management & Six Sigma

“Six Sigma Management” - Lead by American Companies

- By small group of sections - Toward total solution

- Improve Product Quality

QC

TQC

TQM

Six Sigma

Total optimization of R&D, Production, Sales and Service Is necessary !!

Orchestra for a Company

“Production line focused Improvement” - Lead by Japanese Companies

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Six Sigma History

Bill Smith report : Most of Service called product were from reworked product at the factories.

Hidden Factory and Rolled Throughput Yield concept are induced.

Actual practice strategy by Dr. Mikel Harry.

The Malcolm Baldridge Award of 1988 of Motorola.

After Motorola, Texas Instrument, ABB, Allied Signal, GE., LG Electronics, Polaroid, Nokia,

Lockheed Martin, Sony started Six Sigma.

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Attractive Point of Six Sigma

From a survey …

“Which subject is the most dislike study ?”

1st Accounting 2nd Statistics

KISS = Keep It Simple Statistically

Complicated formula & calculation

Too difficult to understand Hard to adapt the statistics on real business.

Select the most useful statistics. Apply the improving process of “Measure, Analyze, Improve and

Control”. Use very easy software for statistical approach.

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What is Six Sigma

1. Statistical Measurement :

We measure defect rates in all process

through an expanding statistical concept,

and we can use ‘s’ in measuring process capability.

2. Business Strategy :

We gain a competitive edges in Quality,

Cost, Customer Satisfaction.

3. Philosophy :

We should work Smarter, not harder.

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Harvesting the fruit of Six Sigma

Sweet Fruit Design For Six Sigma

5s Wall-Improve Design

Bulk of fruit

Process characterization and optimization

4s Wall-Improve Process

Low hanging fruit

Seven Basics Tools

4s Wall-Improve Process

Ground fruit

Logic and Intuition

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The 3 sigma Company The 6 sigma Company

Spend 15~25 % of sales dollars on cost of

failure.

Produces 66.807 defect per-million

opportunities.

Relies on inspection to find defect.

Believe high quality is expensive.

Does not have a discipline approach

to gather and analyze data.

Benchmark themselves against their

competition.

Believes 99% is good enough.

Defines CTQ’s internally.

Spend 5% of sales dollars on cost

of failure.

Produces 3.4 defect per-million

opportunities.

Relies on capable process that don’t

produce defect.

Knows that the high quality producer

is the low cost producer.

Uses Measure, Analyze, Improve & Control.

Benchmarks themselves against the beat

in the world.

Believes 99% is unacceptable.

Defines CTQ’s externally.

Differences between 3s & 6s

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The focus of Six Sigma

To get results, should we focus our behavior on the Y or X ?

CTQ (Y) = F (X1,X2,X3, ……… Xn)

Dependent

Output

Effect

Symptom

Monitor

Independent

Input-Process

Cause

Problem

Control

Y X

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Measurement get Attention

We don’t know what we don’t know.

If we can’t express what we know in the form of numbers,

we really don’t know much about it.

If we don’t know much about it, we can’t control it.

If we can’t control it, we are at the mercy of chance.

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Our survival is independent upon expanding the business. Our business growth is largely determined by customer satisfaction. Customers satisfaction is governed by quality, price and delivery. Quality, price and delivery is controlled by process capability. Our process capability is greatly limited by variation. Process variation leads to an increase in defects, cost and cycle time.

To eliminate variation, we must apply the right knowledge. In order to apply the right knowledge, we must first acquire it. To acquire new knowledge means that we must have the will to survive.

The Chain of Causation

Defect reduction Yield Improvement Improve Consumer satisfaction Higher Net Income

Statistical Measurement Business Strategy

Philosophy

The Goal Of Six Sigma

What is Six Sigma

The Language of Six Sigma

The Important of Measurement

Achieving Operational Excellence

Summary

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1. Introduction and background of 6s

2nd Day 2. What’s 6s

3. Why 6s, How to Apply

Six Sigma Overview

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What is Six Sigma ?

Statistical meaning of Six Sigma

What is Statistics ?

Quality Level of Six Sigma

Apply Six Sigma

Six Sigma Process

2. What is Six Sigma ?

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Six Sigma is a rigorous analytical process for solving business problem.

Before

Rely on Job Experience

After

Using Job

Experience & Statistical Process

Finding Problem

Logically &

Data

Improve by Knowledge

And experience of the Job

Input Data Analyze based On the Data

Analysis Experiment

Exact

&

Effective

Decision

What is Six Sigma ?

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Statistical Meaning of Six Sigma

Population & Sample

Average : m

Standard Deviation : S(s)

Population

Sample (n=10)

Average : x

Standard Deviation : s (s)

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N = 1000

Sample

An application theory and method to reach appropriate and wise decission in unknown circumstance

Population and Sample :

Measure 10 samples ( Spec : 100 + 4 )

We might say population is good because all the sample’s data are located between LSL and USL. But if we use normal distribution then this population has the probability of 28,000 PPM defect – this Is “Epidemic” quality level.

What is Statistics ?

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It is a letter from the Greek Alphabet.

It is used to present the variation of a process.

s (Sigma)

6s

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s level (Z level)

Statistical index relating how much the limit is (are) apart from the target or average

3s Level

3s

USL

Probability

Of a defect

6.68% s

Mean (m)

Statistical Meaning of Six Sigma

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When the variation is reduced so six standard deviation can be fitted to the specification limit,

we Call it Six Sigma level Six Sigma permits only 3.4 PPM.

6s Level

6s

USL

Probability

Of a defect

3.4 PPM s

Mean (m)

Statistical Meaning of Six sigma

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Quality Level of Six Sigma

Practical meaning of “ 99% Good ” 20,000 lost articles of mail per-hour. Unsafe drinking water almost 15 minutes per day.

5,000 incorrect surgical operations per week. 2 short or long landings at most major airports each day. 200,000 wrong drug prescription each year. No electricity for almost 7 hours each month. (Resources : based on the USA)

S-Level

(Z level) PPM

6 3.4

5 233

4 6,210

3 66,807

1 308,537

Process

Capability

( Present )

Stretch Goal !

3.4 PPM

( Shift 1.5s )

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What is Six Sigma Activity ?

In all design, manufacturing and services

process.

Statistical tool & process for applying Six

Sigma.

To find factors causing defects.

Applying analysis & improvement.

Defect reduction, increased yield &

total customer satisfaction.

Management innovation tool

contributing to management output.

Achieving

3.4 PPM (3.4 defects per Million)

ZST = 6.0, ZLT = 4.5

PPM Parts Per Million

ZST Short term Z value

ZLT Long term Z value

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Apply Six Sigma

Six sigma is a tool that is applied to all business system, Design, Manufacturing, Sales and Service.

Sales &

SVC

R&D

MFG

6s

R&D 6s

MFG

6s

Trans. 6s

Guarantee for design completion

Selecting CTQ to meet customer needs.

Deciding reasonable tolerance.

Guarantee CTQ’s through capability analysis.

Quality Assurance in manufacturing stage

Improve serious problem.

Real time monitoring system

CTQ Control system.

Quality Assurance in manufacturing stage

Improve cycle time and accuracy.

Cost improvement.

R&D

MFG

SVC

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Six Sigma Process

Clarifying the improvement target Define

Measure

Analyze

Improve

Control

Is it

OK

?

Yes

No

- Forecast the improvement effect.

- CTQ selection for product and process.

Understanding process capability for Y

- Clarifying measurement method for Y.

- Specific description of target.

Screening for the Vital Few

- Understanding relationship of vital few.

- Process optimization and confirmation experiment.

Clarify Target for Improving Y

- Clarifying factors which affect Y

Determine control method for X

- Build up process control system & audit Vital Few

IF THE SOLUTION IS ALREADY KNOWN, JUST DO IT….!!

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Six Sigma Process – [1] Define

Customer Needs

Customer Needs

Customer Needs

CTQ (Y) = f ( X1, X2, X3, … Xn )

* CTQ : Critical – To – Quality

1) From Customers Voice

Problem …

CTQ (Y)

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Six Sigma Process – [1] Define : Project came from interaction …

Company

Do

Cycle Time Cost Defect

Customer

Delivery Price Quality

Need

Interactio

n

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Six Sigma Process – [1] Define : Project came from interaction …

Activity Focus (CTQs)

Quick response (Response time for Customers Call)

Excessive stock

Delay for Delivery

Billing Accuracy

Excessive transportation cost

Kindness for Customer

SVC rate

Scrap / Rework

High production cost …

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Six Sigma Process – [2] Measure

Precision

LSL USL

Defect !

Accuracy

LSL USL

Defect !

m T T = m

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Six Sigma Process – [3] Analyze

Analyze

Response

CTQ (Y) = f ( X1, X2, X3, … Xn )

X1 proportion 200 X2 proportion 120 X3 proportion 30

Vital Few

Cause

CTQ (Critical To Quality) = By definition of customers needs / expectations or product function or critical parameter (Spec.).

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Six Sigma Process – [4] Improve

Precision & Accuracy

LSL USL

T = m

6s Level !, 3.4 PPM !

Improve

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Six Sigma Process – [5] Control

SPC

Desired output Process Capability

Controller

Output PROCESS Input

Samples

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Summary

Statistical meaning of Six Sigma

Quality level of Six Sigma

Apply for Six Sigma

- R&D 6s

- Manufacturing 6s

- Transactional 6s

Six Sigma Process

- Define

- Measure

- Analyze

- Improve

- Control

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1. Introduction and background of 6s

2. What’s 6s

3rd Day 3. Why 6s, How to Apply ?

Six Sigma Overview

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3. Why 6s, How to Apply ?

Why apply 6s ?

Quality & failure cost

Paradigm Shift

Characteristics of Six Sigma

Examples of major Corporation

Key of Success 6s

6s Propulsion System

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Why apply 6s ?

Improve underlying problems by detailed investigation and use of correct statistical analysis tools.

Management Overview

Highlight small and

Persistent defects

100 PPM

Using Correct Analysis

Root cause

Improvement

6s

6s is a tool

Based on sound

Statistical theory.

Used software

To support and

Simplify

Statistical

Process.

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Quality and Failure Cost

Quality Index Trend*

‘92 ‘94 ‘95 ‘96

* Major product SCV cal rate trend

‘2001

Innovative defect

Improvement activities

100PPM activity

SVC Call rate

(%)

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Quality and Failure Cost

“ Current Quality Failure Cost is the tip of the Iceberg ! ”

Inspection

Scrap

Rework

SVC

Failure

Sale damage

Delay

Customer Credit Default

Design change

Long cycle time

Excess Inventory

Business overheads

Reported Failure Costs (Main KPI)

Hidden Failure Costs

(not easily measured)

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Paradigm Shift

Old Belief

Internal & External Failure costs

Appraisal & Prevention Costs

Increased Quality Means higher cost

3s

Quality improves

Cost $

To warrant high quality which is dependant upon inspection,

Losses due to rework and scrap will increase.

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Paradigm Shift

New Belief

Internal & External Failure costs

Appraisal & Prevention Costs

Increased Quality Reduce Total cost !

3s

Quality improves

Cost $

4s

5s

6s

By designing processes that do not produce defects, it is the

Concept that losses due to scrap and rework will reduce.

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6s Characteristics

Why should we apply 6s

Issue Traditional Approach 6s Approach

Index

Data

Target

Range

Method

Action

Application

-% (Defect rate)

- Discrete data

- Satisfied MFG Process

- Spec. outlier

- Experience + Job

- Bottom Up

- MFG Process

- Sigma (s)

- Discrete + Continuous data

- Customer Satisfaction

- Variation Improvement

- Experience + Job + Statistical ability

- Top Down

- Design, MFG, sales, Svc.

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6s Characteristics

Decrease cost of loss, improve quality of product & service, satisfies the customer And clarifies the business output.

6s Benefits & Superiority

Benefits

Superiority Variety of application

3P* Focus and reasonable index for appraisal

High effect of investment

Clarifies effect for cost

Data Driven Mind & easy to use Statistical Tool

* 3P = Product, Process, People

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6s Characteristics

6s Benefits ……

• 6s defines common goal Innovation involves all

• Control factors upstream Reduces output loss

• S/W support statistics Statistically foolproof

• Data analysis experiment Clarifies indistinct facts

• Data based decisions Excludes wrong ides

Allows statistics to be applied to all sectors of business giving people access to solve Difficult problem !!!

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Major Company present 6s drive

ITEM MOTOROLA TI GE SONY

Introduced 1987 1988 1995 1997

Outcome Q. Cost Down

$ 3.2 billion

Q. Cost Down

1988 : 30 %

1993 : 7.4 %

Q. Cost down

$ 3.8 billion

By year 2000

Trained 2000 Black belts.

Characteristics 6 sigma origin

(Quality level elevated

100 times in 4 years)

First in Japan

Remarks Harmonized Western

& Oriental Culture

Top Down

Quality Training

Consult with

6 Sigma Academy

The vision of Six Sigma (Mikel Harry) / GE Annual Meeting (’98.2)

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6s Key for Success

By religious passion about 6s …

“Tripitaka Koreana” “Bible”

Believer Religious Passion

Champion *

- Stretch goal & Vision

Six Sigma Achievement

MBB* -Breakthrough Idea -& Implementation

Must be concerned if cause changes !

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6s Key for Success

System

Execute from Top Down

• Assertive direction from CEO.

• Full understanding of process by TCP, provide clear and consistent drive.

Participation by all Functions

• Conduct process redesign of call center, expanding to non manufacturing class without localizing in manufacturing class.

Common measures to make a 6s company

• Execution by common language (CTQ, s, Cp, …) • All levels, target indicated by 6s.

• Presentation of standard of project activity.

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6s Key for Success

6 sigma success point

Begin with Voice of Customer

• From customer expectation select CTQ, improve defects which have greatest impact.

Education Program – Practice first

• Learn tools and process through practice and input administration result. • Ensure process is thoroughly understood by all participant.

6s Infrastructure

• Construct infra structure to ensure project success. • construct ion of organic, systematic system. • Evaluation and award system.

Method

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6s Propulsion System

Champion - Formation, responsible for business unit - Establish vision - 6s activity drive - Involvement - Project support

MBB (Master Black Belt)

- 6s group target achievement - 6s specialist

Project Leader

- BB (Black Belt) : Technical Leader - GB (Green Belt) : 6s Tool applicable person

- Project execution

Guidance, support

Support request

Champion

Review

Champion review : Manage by Champion, progress reviewed step by

step, make decision regarding ideas.

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6s Propulsion System

Champion

Define

- Person responsible For business unit performance

Role

Establishment of Vision

• 6s target presentation of middle and short term goal. • Theme setting and presentation of overview of activity. • Project direction and target presentation.

6s Activity Drive

• Continuous activity drive through strong commitment. • Result verification and transmission with MBB.

Involvement

• Monitoring and support through champion Review. • Overcome barriers in achievement of 6s result.

Project Support

• Active support at each level of improvement. • Investment decision and resource allocation.

• Encourage follow up improved result and control activity, motivation for acceptance of ownership.

Ownership of 6s execution and involvement in project activity are very important.

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MBB (Master Black Belt)

6s Propulsion System

Define

- 6s Technical leader

- 6s as full time Job

- MBB selected by champion

after completion of MBB

course, or person holding

equivalent qualification.

Role

Skill Transmitting

• Provide guidance for 6s propulsion and is qualified. • With technical background, skill transmission and level up

• Share successful points.

6s Result Drive

• Project check at each level/stage • Feedback to champion project progress and result status. • Verify fidelity of result.

Project Guidance / Support

• 6s education BB/GB guidance. • Assist in solution for barrier issues. • Manage so that improved condition is maintained.

Capable MBB choice and continuous Skill Up is very important.

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6s Propulsion System

Belt System

Belt Brief Role

Master Black Belt - 6s technical leader

- Technical background transmit skill

- BB/GB guidance

- Project completion drive

- Verification of result

- Education

Black Belt - Full time project work

to resolve neck issues.

- Project execution

- Improvement Team Leader

- Team member, tool education

Green Belt - Part time project work

to resolve neck issues.

- Project execution

- Improvement team

leader

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Summary

Quality and Failure Cost

Paradigm shift

Features of 6 Sigma

Success points for 6 Sigma

- System

- Methods

6 Sigma Propulsion

- Champion, MBB, BB, GB

- Belt System.