Six Sigma Processes

question 25

Multiple Choice

Six Sigma processes

• A)are based on three principles: (1)all work is a statistically controllable process; (2)no well-controlled process allows variability; and (3)defect-free work requires tight statistical controls.
• B)can be used for both improving existing business processes and for developing new processes or products.
• C)can be used for improving products or business processes but not for developing new products or new processes.
• D)consists of a disciplined, statistics-based system aimed at producing not more than 10 defects per million iterations for a manufacturing or assembly process.
• E)can be used for developing new products or new business processes but not for improving existing products or business processes.

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Definitions:

Central Tendency

A statistical measure that identifies a single value as representative of a dataset, typically through the mean, median, or mode.

Measuring Samples

The act of collecting and analyzing a subset of data from a larger population to draw conclusions or make predictions.

Predetermined Standards

Standards set in advance to guide actions or outcomes, often used in quality control and budgeting.

Average Outgoing Quality Level

The expected quality level of a product batch as it leaves the production process or facility, often used in quality control processes.