One of the Pitfalls Experienced in Organizations New to Six

question 71

True/False

One of the pitfalls experienced in organizations new to Six Sigma is the inability of senior managers to estimate what the resources,they allocate to Six Sigma projects,will "buy" in the way of bottom-line returns.

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Definitions:

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