Lean Six Sigma Differs from Six Sigma in the Following

question 3

Multiple Choice

Lean Six Sigma differs from Six Sigma in the following way

• A) the PDCA cycle is not used in order to make the process "leaner"
• B) it is used only for lean manufacturing operations
• C) verifiable data are not needed in order to make decisions
• D) reducing waste has been added to the Six Sigma concept

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Forty Years

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Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938

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