One of the most valued skill sets a project manager can develop is the ability to predict an outcome. Whether it is the outcome of a test, a process, a service, a product or all of the above – there are a few foundational concepts within Lean Six Sigma that will improve your ability to predict project outcomes.
This session will demonstrate how the concept of variation applies to problem solving, and why management by fact is not just a luxury – it's a necessity. It will also demonstrate that while it is good to expect workers to do things right the first time, it is smart to make it impossible for them to do things wrong the first time.
Your instructor will walk you through the Key Features of the Virtual Classroom in the first session and as needed throughout the class. This page will serve as a reminder for the most frequently used features. The Centra Virtual Classroom has been designed to transfer knowledge to large groups of participants or smaller groupings of individuals that the instructor will put into breakout rooms. If you class will utilize breakout rooms, the instructor will provide instructions as to how they are used.
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