The document outlines a Six Sigma DMAIC project led by Ilya Rubinshteyn at Gillette, aimed at improving the desk side support process for PC setups. The primary issue identified was long wait times for support, taking an average of 12 hours, which was addressed by overhauling procedures, enhancing technician training, and creating specialized teams. The project's successful implementation resulted in significant productivity savings for both the company and its clients, totaling over $2.7 million annually.