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In this session, Sunil shares the agile adoption experience that a Six Sigma Black Belt and an agile coach took borrowing concepts from Lean/Six Sigma to help promote and sustain the change that adoption to agile brought to the software development team. Are they opposing concepts or complementary?
In this session, Sunil shares the agile adoption experience that a Six Sigma Black Belt and an agile coach took borrowing concepts from Lean/Six Sigma to help promote and sustain the change that adoption to agile brought to the software development team. Are they opposing concepts or complementary?
2.
Lean Six Sigma is…
A Measure of Quality
A Process for Continuous Improvement
An Enabler for Culture Change
Six Sigma = Reduce Variation Lean = Reduce Waste
8.
Visual Workplace
Information GE job title/8
Radiators
9.
Retrospectives
Enabling incremental improvements:
Facilitated Retrospectives, GE job title/9
Agility assessments & cause maps.
10.
Kaizen
• 改 ('kai') KAI means 'change' or 'the action to correct'.
• 善 ('zen') ZEN means 'good'
•Kaizen is small incremental changes made for improving productivity and
minimizing waste.
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GE /
March 9, 2012