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Financial Services Industry - Six Sigma

Six Sigma has really taken hold in the financial services industry.  Early pioneers included GE Capital, Sun Trust Banks, Citigroup, and J.P. Morgan Chase & Co.  Below are the Fortune 500 companies in the Financial Services industry that are using Six Sigma to some degree.  The Financial Services industry includes the sub-industries: Diversified Financials, Commercial Banks, Savings Institutions, Insurance, and Securities.

Allstate Corporation
American Express
American Intl. Group
Aon
Bank of America Corp.
Bank One Corp. (J.P. Morgan)
Capital One Financial
Citigroup
Conseco
Countrywide Financial
Fannie Mae
FleetBoston (Bank of America)
General Electric
J.P. Morgan Chase & Co.
KeyCorp
Lincoln National
Mellon Financial Corp.
Merrill Lynch
Northwestern Mutual
Principal Financial
Prudential Financial
State St. Corp.
SunTrust Banks
U.S. Bancorp
USAA
Wachovia Corp.
Washington Mutual
Wells Fargo

Computers & Electronics - Six Sigma

The Computers & Electronics sector consists of the following Fortune 500 industries: Computers, Office Equiptment;  Computer Software;  Computer Peripherals;  Computer and Data Services;  Semiconductors and Other Electronic Components;  Electronics, Electrical Equipment

Early Six Sigma pioneers were Texas Instruments, IBM, Solectron, and Sun Microsystems. 

Below is a list of Computers & Electronics companies that are using Six Sigma:

Advanced Micro Devices
Apple Computer
Applied Materials
Computer Sciences
Dell
Eaton
Electronic Data Systems
Emerson Electric
First Data
Gateway
Hewlett-Packard
Intel
Intl. Business Machines
Jabil Circuit
Lexmark International
Maxtor
Maytag
Microsoft
NCR
Oracle
Pitney Bowes
Rockwell Automation
Solectron
SPX
Sun Microsystems
Texas Instruments
Whirlpool
Xerox