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Management invests time and money in Six Sigma to get better results. Projects are the key to organization improvement in Six Sigma; they also are the most visible and quantifiable part of this effort. Too often, organizations do not do the basics of good project selection and project management well.
As an organization implements Six Sigma thinking, it needs
to restructure how it approaches quality. These changes impact everyone and
change the way business is managed.