7 September 2007 by Michael Marx
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No Secrets in Military Six Sigma |
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The Indian Head Division of NAVSEA has an entire website dedicated to Lean Six Sigma. They share Lean Six Sigma success stories and updates via their Lean-Quality Newsletters. They even share the entire Lean implementation plan. According to the total savings in their success stories, since 2005 the Indian Head Division has saved nearly 8 million dollars and 2007 projections total nearly $1.5 million. Other Navy divisions are eager to showcase success as well. Read about NAVSUP and their Six Sigma initiative and watch this video that shows how they used Lean Six Sigma to maximize ordnance delivery. |
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| posted by Michael Marx at 5:57 PM ET | comments [1] | |||||||||||||
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| posted by Steven Bonacorsi [ http://theaitgroup.com/ ] | 10 September 2007 at 8:57 PM ET |
Hello Michael, First, thanks for promoting the NAVSUP LSS Video's, while they are large files, they are great for executive and director level awareness training. I was the program manager that deployed the NAVSUP Lean Six Sigma initiative. Nothing made me prouder than having had the opportunity to work with such fine men and woman serving to ensure our sailors are ready with the supplies they need when they are needed. NAVAIR "AIRSpeed" (what they call their lean six sigma initiative) also has many useful articles and case studies. http://www.navair.navy.mil/navairairspeed/ For more information on the U.S. Navy and Lean Six Sigma feel free to contact me at sbonacorsi@comcast.net Warm Regards, Steven Bonacorsi Lean Six Sigma Master Black Belt |
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