27 September 2006 by Michael Marx
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IQPC Day One: Breakout Session: Michael Cyger |
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I hit four sessions this afternoon. I couldn’t blog real-time because there was no wireless available…so I’ve found time between sessions to fill you in… First session, iSixSigma’s very own Michael Cyger, gave a fantastic presentation. He listed five Six Sigma imperatives and qualified each with company examples and research from iSixSigma Magazine. The Five Imperatives: 1. Set big goals For the "Make it personal" imperative, he cited Mayor Graham Richard of Ft. Wayne, Indiana and his personal approach to building a Six Sigma city. He likened the common reason that people do not vote – because they do not see the relevance to their personal life – to the reason people do not support a Six Sigma initiative – because they don’t see the relevance in their work. The answer: make the quest for data personal to employees. Make it part of their daily routine as the Mayor does. Related Conference Blog Entries IQPC: Day One: Main Conference Session IQPC: Day One: Brad Dalton, Senior Vice President of Bank of America IQPC Day One: Breakout Session, Liam Palmer, HSBC IQPC Day One: Panel Session: Gaining Buy-in IQPC Day One: Breakout Session, Raj Gohil, BP IQPC Day Two: Richard Goldberg, Cisco |
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