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The DMADV Methodology
By: Tony Jacowski | 28/08/2006 | Management
Confused about the difference between DMADV and DMAIC? This article cuts to the chase and shows you which one to use and when!

Six Sigma Tools And Templates
By: Tony Jacowski | 19/07/2006 | Management
Keep your Six Sigma implementation on track! This article shows you how to use, and get the most out of, the Six Sigma tools and templates available.

Six Sigma Defined - Praises and Criticisms
By: Tony Jacowski | 15/04/2006 | Management
The good, the bad, and the ugly of Six Sigma!

Six Sigma In The Software Industry
By: Tony Jacowski | 25/05/2006 | Business Opportunities
Tells how Six Sigma is in the Software Industry for bussinesses.

What is DFSS?
By: Tony Jacowski | 24/06/2006 | Business Opportunities
Is your organization considering Six Sigma implementation or already involved in it? If you are confused about DFSS, then read this article - it will help you understand the intricacies and phases in the DFSS methodology.

Will Black Belt Training Help My Career?
By: Tony Jacowski | 21/07/2006 | Management
Considering training for a Six Sigma Black Belt Career? This article cuts to the chase to show you how to get the right training and advance your career!

Cutting Costs With Six Sigma
By: Tony Jacowski | 08/11/2006 | Management
Six Sigma is rarely thought of as a method to cut costs. This article shows you how Six Sigma has evolved into an effective cost-cutting tool.

Improving Sales Through Six Sigma
By: Tony Jacowski | 25/12/2007 | Management
With recent advancements in technology, it has now become possible to implement Six Sigma concepts and methodologies even in non-engineering functional departments such as sales and marketing. By implementing Six Sigma, businesses can now streamline their sales and marketing efforts to improve revenues, cut costs and improve the overall efficiency of the sales department.

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Limitation Six Sigma
By: Xoc | 09-12-2007
What are some of the limitation of the Six-Sigma approach when there is subjectivity in the metrics used?

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Multi-cultural Workplaces: 7 Ways to Make Them Work
By: Joanna Penn | 25/07/2008
Nowadays, people work in global offices with colleagues from different worldviews, religions and attitudes. It is important to be aware of cultural differences and how they affect team dynamics, communication and management style. Multi-cultural workplaces also offer a wealth of new experience and self-growth opportunities. Here are 7 ways to improve multicultural relationships in your workplace.

Are You the Worst Leader in the World?
By: Steven Sonsino | 25/07/2008
The biggest single hurdle preventing employees from increasing their performance is their bosses.

The Ultimate Leadership Strategy
By: Steven Sonsino | 25/07/2008
Most executives know they should put poeple first. So why don't they?

How to Learn from Your Leadership Mistakes
By: Steven Sonsino | 25/07/2008
Success can stop you learning, but mistakes can kickstart change.

The Philosophy Of Six Sigma
By: Tony Jacowski | 25/07/2008
For years, many companies have worked hard in their attempt to achieve high profitability levels in their businesses. Business leaders are constantly on the lookout for new ideas that will have sustainable improvements over a larger period of time. For an integrated approach and to find the right tools for overcoming such issues, Six Sigma has come into limelight.

Merging Six Sigma And The Balanced Scorecard
By: Tony Jacowski | 25/07/2008
Every business leader wants to take their company to higher levels of profitability. This is accomplished by taking all stakeholders on the route of satisfaction by providing good value products or services. In this attempt, improving existing processes and developing new processes or products wherever required is one solution that a Six Sigma initiative can bring about.

Six Sigma: Phases Of Benchmarking
By: Tony Jacowski | 25/07/2008
On a Six Sigma project, you would generally face questions such as: how well is your organization doing? How do you compare to others? Are the best practices being used? - and so on. But, the real question is who comparisons are being made with.

Six Sigma Team Recognition And Rewards
By: Tony Jacowski | 25/07/2008
It is human nature to feel good and motivated to work further if a job well done is rewarded or recognized - even in a small way. In companies, it can prove to be of high value and encouragement for employees to work hard. Rewards give them the message that they are valued for their contributions - and that proves to be a good enabler for further sincere effort.

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For years, many companies have worked hard in their attempt to achieve high profitability levels in their businesses. Business leaders are constantly on the lookout for new ideas that will have sustainable improvements over a larger period of time. For an integrated approach and to find the right tools for overcoming such issues, Six Sigma has come into limelight.

Tips For Identifying Your Strengths And Landing The Job You Want
By: Tony Jacowski | 25/07/2008 | Careers
Every individual who has ever looked for a job knows that it pays to include your strengths in your resume or cover letter. If you know your strengths, you can sell yourself better.

Negotiating Your Salary During The Job Interview
By: Tony Jacowski | 25/07/2008 | Careers
Salary negotiations are an important part of the interview process. Most often, these are dealt with in the final phase of a series of interviews. Remember, this is your chance to ensure that you will join the new organization on the best terms possible.

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Every business leader wants to take their company to higher levels of profitability. This is accomplished by taking all stakeholders on the route of satisfaction by providing good value products or services. In this attempt, improving existing processes and developing new processes or products wherever required is one solution that a Six Sigma initiative can bring about.

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Tips To A Smooth Start At A New Job
By: Tony Jacowski | 25/07/2008 | Careers
You have begun your new job and you are already being sized up by your colleagues, who are forming their impressions of you! Remember that your attitude and behavior are what form your reputation.

Tips To Empower Your Team At Work
By: Tony Jacowski | 25/07/2008 | Careers
In today's competitive world, if an organization is to succeed, it is necessary for its managers to empower their teams. While it is not the only important ingredient in a plan for success, empowerment of the team is essential.

How To Earn Respect From Your Colleagues
By: Tony Jacowski | 25/07/2008 | Careers
It is always difficult to switch from one job to the other. People don't like to move out of their comfort zones. However, once you've made the move, it's important to start in the new job with a positive attitude, particularly toward your new co-workers.