Software Development Life Cycle By Team Orange (Dept. of Pharmacy)
Hariom (k10655)
1. Assignment of O.P.C
Topic- “application of six sigma in finance ”
SUBMITTED TO:-
Mr. Bhupendra gehlot
ASSISTANT Prof. Of ME
DEPARTMENT
SUBMITTED BY:-
Hariom
UID k-10655
BRANCH-
MECHANICAL
2. TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction
Purpose of six sigma in finance
Types of six sigma finance
application
Benefit of six sigma in finance
most finance operation
Conclusions
3. introduction
Today, all major finance operations are highly
regulated and dealing with substantial financial risks.
Whether you are running a finance department ,
working in banking operations, or providing credit
card statements , mortgage applications and
insurance policies , Six Sigma is the indispensable
toolbox that makes “real-world”savings possible. Never
before has there been a stronger demand for client
retention than in today’s hyper-competitive market.
Six Sigma in Finance provides the answer!
4. purpose of six sigma
The vast majority of Six Sigma applications have been in
manufacturing/engineering
For example, according to Dusharme* (2003), the top three
application areas for Six Sigma have been:
Manufacturing
Plant Operations
Engineering
Research as far back as the 70’s & 80’s has shown that
rework and waste costs are higher in service than in
manufacturing
Finance is literally “where the money is”
5. types of six sigma in finance
Conceptual Differences
Lack of tangible output or
“product”
Lack of a process view of
work
Lack of an improvement
mindset
Technical Differences
Lack of measurement
systems for data*
Lack of standardized work
processes
Lack of “engineers”
7. Benefits of six sigma
Six Sigma like any other improvement initiative is not the
final
answer to all quality problems that might arise in
manufacturing and
in transaction. Other gains can be achieved when
sophisticated
Merged Models are applied. TRIZ is a systematic creativity
method
that is finding a growing audience in Six Sigma,
complementing the
8. most finance operatation
The majority of operations in the financial sector fail to
realise the full potential of Six Sigma tools. Despite
declining product prices and growing competition,
business-as-usual continues.
Classical barriers to change:
Reliance on trial and error
Rewarding fire-fighting behavior
Functional silos that inhibit collaboration
Can ‘Low Hanging Fruits’ convince top-management of Six
Sigma implementation?
9. conclusion
Project focus – “Skip Tracing” in consumer
credit – finding people for whom we had
invalid contact information
About half in increased cash, half in reduced
write-offs
Senior management did not believe the
estimated savings, asked for a 6 month trial
After 6 months, about $1.45MM in actual
savings had been documented - $2.9MM
annually