Watching this in April 2024, this is so clear to understand, I usually fall asleep watching other videos and I wonder if i would ever get the idea of six sigma, but with this tutorial it was different I didn’t fall asleep all through the class, thanks for uploading 😊
"Japanese manufs. are competitive again" ? Peter Drucker unleashed the Japanese culture of perfection in manuf. on the world & they've never looked back. "Made in Japan" is a sign of quality & reliability that consumers pay for.
Woooow, all this information available for free!! Just asking the audience.... are you trying to pass an exam? Or are you trying to learn the skills so that you can support the Lean Six Sigma efforts at your workplace? Just wondering.
Problem is, this all assumes a willing, productive work force who simply need an improved process. If, however, you've got (for example) a bunch of lazy warehouse workers who hide most of the day, doing social media on their phones, only working for short periods before disappearing again, you'll only see minuscule improvement by streamlining the process. If I could somehow include _"fire all these do-nothings and hire some real workers"_ as a strategy to implement during the 'Improve' phase, that one change ALONE would get us to our production goals, without any other tweaking whatsoever.
I'm just 30 mins into this lecture and I really wish I could meet Gabe in person. He breaks everything down to the very basics. For years I have always hated mathematics but the way he explained deeply the relationship of Y and the function of x's made me wish I had a teacher like him while growing up.
Efosa, we're so glad you enjoyed the lecture and Gabe's instructing style. He is a rockstar! We'll be sure to pass along your kind words. If you'd like, you can get started booking a live class with Gabe here: www.careerdevelopmentsolutions.com/career-training-programs
Thank you so much for the presentation, the way you have explained the concepts and link their history with process improvement projects. It is no doubt a very fruitful learning and would surely support me in my professional work.
Happy Veterans Day! I am testing for my White belt and i googled to find the manual and found you. I hope you have an awesome day!! Thnx for your video!
A normal distribution should follow 68-95-99 rule from statistics. The way you explain this does not conform to normal distributions. Don't understand how this was calculated. Could you explain more. Thank you. -- OK there is a 1.5 sigma deviation applied and is not a normal distribution of data. Got it! That would be helpful to explain.
So glad this was helpful. If you are into Project Management check out this overview and explanation of ITIL too - th-cam.com/video/rA5jrZUtAA4/w-d-xo.html
Hello, this White Belt presentation video is public to come back to at any time. But the courseware and supporting materials are not available unless you take a class with us. Find a Lean Six Sigma class here: nhlearninggroup.com/sixsigma
Excellent introduction of what Lean Six Sigma for anybody completely new to it! There's just one thing with this video (and with traditional six sigma)... What we heard in this video was that Yellow Belts, White Belts and Subject-Matter-Experts are supposed to help Black Belts with their projects. I respectfully and completely disagree. Wouldn't it be better to enable these people and others to be able to confidently lead projects of their own? What do you think is the drawback of focusing so much on just a few Master Black Belts, Black Belts and Green Belts to try to solve every problem using statistical tools? How many more "problem-solvers" and "problem -avoiders" can we develop if we focus on the actual Subject Matter Experts to have the leadership and problem-solving skills to solve any sort of problem before it becomes a statistical maze? That's why we also offer curriculums for Red Belts (Team Leaders) and Orange Belts (Pillar/Project Leaders). Regardless of whether you'd like to count that 8th type of waste, can we agree with the importance of Skills Unused/Untapped! They say the mother of all wastes is Overproduction, but maybe the grandmother is Skills Unused/Untapped. Think about it, if we train our employees to see wastes, hate Tim Woods, and actually empower them to remove them on a daily basis, all the other forms of waste will continuously reduce!
So I can't get over something. You keep talking about signal levels and deviations but a standard deviation is a variable number but then you're trying to attribute permanent numbers to a sigma level without any numbers or constants provided?
Hi Daniel, we do not have other Lean Six Sigma webinars, but we do offer a Green Belt class. Here's the course outline - nhlearninggroup.com/training-and-certifications/course-outline/id/1035990969/c/lean-six-sigma-green-belt and here's more about the other Six Sigma belts - nhlearninggroup.com/sixsigma
why was the "non utilized skills" removed in MUDA? Doesn't it impact the whole process? I learned TIMWOOD stands for Transportation, Inventory, Motion, Waiting, Overproduction, Overprocessing, Defects... Thank you!
You should have gotten a certificate at the end, if you didn't could you email tmott@nhlearninggroup.com and let us know the email you used to take the quiz and we'll look up the score and send you a certificate. Apologies for the late reply.
Hi, I want to say thank you for this webinar. I learned a lot from this. By the way, I took the exam and got 100%. When do I receive my certificates? Thank you and stay safe. 😊
Hi Luz, We don't have yellow available at this time, but should have that in the coming months. Black & Green are available here: nhlearninggroup.com/sixsigma You can see pricing on that page
We don't have the PDF slides available. But you could take the exam here to solidify your knowledge: www.proprofs.com/quiz-school/story.php?title=lean-six-sigma-white-belt-exam
Your examples of food are just bad, a cook book, coffe ot tea, pizza. Manufacturing examples are needed, measuring with micrometers, calipers gage blocks something a pizza delivery might not get. Had to shut this off after all these bad examples that do not related to manufacturing.
Watching this in April 2024, this is so clear to understand, I usually fall asleep watching other videos and I wonder if i would ever get the idea of six sigma, but with this tutorial it was different I didn’t fall asleep all through the class, thanks for uploading 😊
Glad we could make it interesting for you!
I’m watching in 2024 as well
"Japanese manufs. are competitive again" ? Peter Drucker unleashed the Japanese culture of perfection in manuf. on the world & they've never looked back. "Made in Japan" is a sign of quality & reliability that consumers pay for.
Thank you a lot, great material, presentation and pop quiz. Already feeling like a white belt expert
Great to hear!
Great staff for a beginner. Like your presentation.
Woooow, all this information available for free!! Just asking the audience.... are you trying to pass an exam? Or are you trying to learn the skills so that you can support the Lean Six Sigma efforts at your workplace? Just wondering.
Very informative and easy understanding. Thank you so much!
Problem is, this all assumes a willing, productive work force who simply need an improved process. If, however, you've got (for example) a bunch of lazy warehouse workers who hide most of the day, doing social media on their phones, only working for short periods before disappearing again, you'll only see minuscule improvement by streamlining the process. If I could somehow include _"fire all these do-nothings and hire some real workers"_ as a strategy to implement during the 'Improve' phase, that one change ALONE would get us to our production goals, without any other tweaking whatsoever.
I'm just 30 mins into this lecture and I really wish I could meet Gabe in person. He breaks everything down to the very basics. For years I have always hated mathematics but the way he explained deeply the relationship of Y and the function of x's made me wish I had a teacher like him while growing up.
Efosa, we're so glad you enjoyed the lecture and Gabe's instructing style. He is a rockstar! We'll be sure to pass along your kind words. If you'd like, you can get started booking a live class with Gabe here: www.careerdevelopmentsolutions.com/career-training-programs
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Hey! I did take the exam and scored 90%.
Awesome course
Thank you so much for the presentation, the way you have explained the concepts and link their history with process improvement projects. It is no doubt a very fruitful learning and would surely support me in my professional work.
Thank you so much, I took the exam and got a 90%!
Excellent!
what was your materials for studying ?
If u could just post the link to the test here
It was a good learning experience, thank you!
Glad to hear that!
Just got 100%. Class was awesome
Happy Veterans Day! I am testing for my White belt and i googled to find the manual and found you. I hope you have an awesome day!! Thnx for your video!
Hope the webinar helped you! If you want to continue further, check out the Green & Black belt trainings - nhlearninggroup.com/sixsigma
It did, ty much!!!
Good course, took the exam and got 100%
Actually???
I don't get where you got the "3 rings" from. No explanation of the situation, the problem etc. So vague
A normal distribution should follow 68-95-99 rule from statistics. The way you explain this does not conform to normal distributions. Don't understand how this was calculated. Could you explain more. Thank you.
-- OK there is a 1.5 sigma deviation applied and is not a normal distribution of data. Got it! That would be helpful to explain.
Thank you for the explanation. This really helps me to understand what six sigma is and the application in the industry.
So glad this was helpful. If you are into Project Management check out this overview and explanation of ITIL too - th-cam.com/video/rA5jrZUtAA4/w-d-xo.html
Very informative.. saved because I need to listen again and again. Examples help me understand
Thankyou for this presentation ! Quite insightful.
Please help me with the certification test link
Hello, how can I donwload this superb presentantion?
Hello, this White Belt presentation video is public to come back to at any time. But the courseware and supporting materials are not available unless you take a class with us. Find a Lean Six Sigma class here: nhlearninggroup.com/sixsigma
Excellent introduction of what Lean Six Sigma for anybody completely new to it!
There's just one thing with this video (and with traditional six sigma)... What we heard in this video was that Yellow Belts, White Belts and Subject-Matter-Experts are supposed to help Black Belts with their projects. I respectfully and completely disagree. Wouldn't it be better to enable these people and others to be able to confidently lead projects of their own? What do you think is the drawback of focusing so much on just a few Master Black Belts, Black Belts and Green Belts to try to solve every problem using statistical tools? How many more "problem-solvers" and "problem -avoiders" can we develop if we focus on the actual Subject Matter Experts to have the leadership and problem-solving skills to solve any sort of problem before it becomes a statistical maze? That's why we also offer curriculums for Red Belts (Team Leaders) and Orange Belts (Pillar/Project Leaders).
Regardless of whether you'd like to count that 8th type of waste, can we agree with the importance of Skills Unused/Untapped! They say the mother of all wastes is Overproduction, but maybe the grandmother is Skills Unused/Untapped. Think about it, if we train our employees to see wastes, hate Tim Woods, and actually empower them to remove them on a daily basis, all the other forms of waste will continuously reduce!
Pls tell any one the importance of lean six sigma certificate
So I can't get over something. You keep talking about signal levels and deviations but a standard deviation is a variable number but then you're trying to attribute permanent numbers to a sigma level without any numbers or constants provided?
Amazing material very helpful thank u very much
Glad it was helpful!
Do you have a plan to conduct green and black belt training in person in japan
You can view all of our Lean Six Sigma offerings here: nhlearninggroup.com/sixsigma
is there other webinars for lean six sigma yellow belt and beyond?
Hi Daniel, we do not have other Lean Six Sigma webinars, but we do offer a Green Belt class. Here's the course outline - nhlearninggroup.com/training-and-certifications/course-outline/id/1035990969/c/lean-six-sigma-green-belt and here's more about the other Six Sigma belts - nhlearninggroup.com/sixsigma
Thanks full for the presentation that maked me to know and understand about link six sigma lessons. One more time thank you so much.
Glad it was helpful!
why was the "non utilized skills" removed in MUDA? Doesn't it impact the whole process? I learned TIMWOOD stands for Transportation, Inventory, Motion, Waiting, Overproduction, Overprocessing, Defects... Thank you!
Can you send me the link? thank you
Sir how do I get the credential id...i scored 100%
You should have gotten a certificate at the end, if you didn't could you email tmott@nhlearninggroup.com and let us know the email you used to take the quiz and we'll look up the score and send you a certificate. Apologies for the late reply.
Hi, I want to say thank you for this webinar. I learned a lot from this. By the way, I took the exam and got 100%. When do I receive my certificates? Thank you and stay safe. 😊
Thanks a lot, can i get certificate for what i attended the exam in monkey survey because there i put my info also, is it possible?
thanks
Great job thank you for this. Very helpful!
You're very welcome!
in simple economics, the methodolgy referred to as regression analysis
You didn't talk about kaizen from lean method and DMAVC?
How much is the class for the yellow belt six sigma class?
Hi Luz, We don't have yellow available at this time, but should have that in the coming months. Black & Green are available here: nhlearninggroup.com/sixsigma You can see pricing on that page
Fantastic lecture, thank you
Thank you so much .for best presentation
Glad you enjoyed.
Enjoying your presentation
Glad you enjoy it!
100 / 100 Points (100%)
Congrats! 👏👏
Please what about the yellow and green certification?
Hi there, an Education Advisor will be able to help you sign up for those courses, let us know if you're interested!
can i get the pdf that you use in this video
We don't have the PDF slides available. But you could take the exam here to solidify your knowledge: www.proprofs.com/quiz-school/story.php?title=lean-six-sigma-white-belt-exam
Thnkyou for your response. Best regards 🖤
Thanks! Well done.
I GOT 9 OUT OF 10 YESTERDAY. I AM YET TO GET MY FREE WHITE BELT CERTIFICATE FROM YOU.
Hi there, what is your email address? Let me see if we cna help. :)
How to be certified as white belt?
Hi John, follow this link to take the exam www.surveymonkey.com/r/P39C8DM
Where to get an actual certificate?
Here is some more information about Lean Six Sigma certification & prep: nhlearninggroup.com/sixsigma
Is this a legit certification? Can I use this in applying jobs?
There is a White Belt certification you can get and use. We are not a certifying agency for this certification. We are for Green & Black belt.
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Skip to 59:43 to bypass intro 😂
Sir, what is the duration of test?
The test at this link is 10 questions: www.proprofs.com/quiz-school/story.php?title=lean-six-sigma-white-belt-exam
So basically it means let,s go in details in the all process and see where the flaw is, right?
Ground breaking!
What a bunch of crap….
Your examples of food are just bad, a cook book, coffe ot tea, pizza. Manufacturing examples are needed, measuring with micrometers, calipers gage blocks something a pizza delivery might not get. Had to shut this off after all these bad examples that do not related to manufacturing.