Implementation of a Six Sigma Program Typically Involves

question 9

Multiple Choice

Implementation of a Six Sigma program typically involves:

• A)Applying for the Malcolm Baldrige Award.
• B)Setting up training at various levels including green belt and black belt training.
• C)A cost of quality analysis.
• D)None of these are usually involved in implementing Six Sigma.

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Definitions:

Nonprogrammed Decisions

Decisions that are made in response to novel, unstructured, and infrequent problems that require a custom-tailored solution.

Situational Decisions

Decisions made based on the specific context or circumstances at hand, where different factors or conditions can lead to different outcomes.

Escalation of Commitment

A behavior pattern in which an individual or group continues to invest in a decision despite evidence of its ineffectiveness or failure.

Economic

Pertaining to the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services, as well as the management of financial resources in a community or society.