26 October 2006 by Michael Marx
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Six Sigma is Out for Blood! |
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One such case study shows how Six Sigma was used to improve donor testing. Using DMAIC the Six Sigma team was able to reduce the Incubation Time Tolerance Error (an error caused by exceeding memory limits on a blood testing workstation) by 85 percent, saving the laboratory $28,800 per year. So yes, Six Sigma is out for blood, out to save blood. But don’t let Six Sigma do all the saving…you too can help save lives. Be a Hero this Halloween and donate blood! Related Halloween Posts |
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| posted by Michael Marx at 11:16 AM ET | comments [2] | |||||||||||||
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| posted by samking | 1 November 2006 at 8:15 AM ET |
It looks that six sigma is very important.But I only learn it just a short time.To master it is not a easy case.Go ahead for me. |
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| posted by samking | 1 November 2006 at 8:37 AM ET |
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