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    6 September 2004

    DMAIC project template

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    6 sigma steps (DMAIC)

    Define

    Measure Analyze

    Improve

    Control

    Define your business problem

    Measure your process (Y) performance

    Find the root causes (Xs) of the problem

    Improve, implement new solution

    Deliver Y performance over time

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    Description of the problem (what? where? since when? based on which data?Based on which facts?)

    Voice Of Customer (Customer perception)Internal perception

    Competitors benchmark

    1 Pb Statement

    Business Problem

    Develop Goal statement/opportunity or objective in clear, concise, measurable termsDemonstrate alignment of the project with the company/business strategy

    2 Goal Statement

    Define

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    Why to do the project?

    What if project not done?

    Financial Business Case

    Business Case

    3 Business Case

    What Comment Cost

    K

    Project Labor

    Project Materials

    Project Contractors

    Equipment investment

    Yearly operation cost

    TOTAL Costs 0

    Incremental RevenuesLabor Savings

    Material Savings

    TOTAL Benefits (1 year) 0

    ROI 0

    Define

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    Green Belt/Black Belt role:Team members/role:

    Black Belt:Master Black Belt:VP Quality / Quality Manager:

    Manager:Key stakeholders from Business team:

    Customers:Others:

    4 Project scope

    Project: in scope

    D M A I CDates:Gantt

    Project: out of scope

    Project charter

    5 Team

    6 Planning

    Define

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    7 (SIPOC)

    Process map & CTQs

    process as felt by the customer

    Input Output

    Supplier =My Company

    Definition Specification Performancelimit targets

    CTQ*

    Step 2Step 1 Step 3

    measurement

    *Critical To Quality

    My

    Customer

    Define

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    M-step 1:

    Selected CTQs

    Selected Project CTQ(s):

    Discrete/continuous CTQ?

    CTQ Operational Definition(s):

    What is it (measurement starting point and end point) ?

    How to measure it?

    What is a defect?

    If applicable to your CTQ, LSL* contractual value or limit defined by customer:

    If applicable to your CTQ USL* contractual value or limit defined by customer:

    M-step 2:DefinePerformancestandard

    MeasureCTQ details

    *LSL Lower Specification Limit*USL Upper Specification Limit

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    M-step 3:

    MeasurementSystemAnalysis

    Measurement systemanalysis

    Data Collection plan for Repeatability & Reproductibility study:

    Data sample size =Date of data collection:Where data have been collected?How data have been collected?How many operators? How many repeats per operator?

    Gage R&R study Continuous data:

    -Tolerance (USL-LSL):

    -Short method (yes/no):

    -Gage R&R as %contribution: Gage R&R as %tolerance: Nb of distinct categories:

    Gage R&R study discrete data:If we have a Known sample (a reference), then how was built the known sample?

    Conclusion/decision taken (evidence that the measurement of our CTQ is reliable):

    MeasureGage R&R

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    M-step 4:

    Baselinecurrent (As Is)processcapability

    CTQ data collection planData sample size =Date of data collection:Where data have been collected?How data have been collected?

    Will you take the opportunity to collect obvious Xs when collecting your CTQmeasurements?

    If yes, which Xs:

    Display an extract of the data collected:

    MeasureCTQ data collection plan

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    Continuous CTQSample size=Short term data or Long term data?Histogram with Normality test result and descriptive statistics:

    Type of the distribution (normal, other):

    Trend represented by its (m, median, Q1, Q3, other):Variability represented by its (s, P95, Q1/Q3, other):PROCESS CAPABILITY MEASURE:NORMAL DistributionObserved DPMO=Potential DPMO=ZLT=ZST (ZLT+1.5)=

    Conclusion

    Problem with trend, variability or both?

    M-step 4:Baselinecurrent (As Is)processcapability

    Photography of current performanceMeasure

    Non NORMAL DistributionObserved DPMO=Equivalent ZLT=Equivalent ZST (ZLT+1.5)=

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    Discrete CTQSample size:Short term data or Long term data?Process capability

    Yield (%)=%defects=DPMO=Opportunities per unit=DPU=Equivalent ZLT=Equivalent ZST (ZLT+1.5)=

    95% confidence interval on DPMO:

    MeasurePhotography of current performance

    M-step 4:Baselinecurrent (As Is)processcapability

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    Continuous CTQNormal probability plot:

    Conclusion (can we detect a true process and an unstable process?):

    All type of CTQStability over time/Run chart:

    Conclusion:Pb of technology (short term common causes)?Pb of control (long term shift due to special causes)?

    Both pbs?

    A-step 5:As Is processGraph Analysis

    AnalyzeGraph analysis

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    A-step 6:DefinePerformanceObjectives ofTo Be process

    Improvement GoalTarget (from benchmark) for:

    Trend:Variability:LT DPMO or LT %defects=Yield (%)=ZLT=ZST=(ZLT+1.5)=

    Gap (Improvement Actual)DPMO gap or Defect reduction factor:Z gap=

    6 Sigma tools necessary to meet performance objectives: Ground fruit: Logic and Intuition Low hanging fruit: Basic tools (Process Map, CE/CNX fishbone diagram, SOP,

    FMEA, Pareto, Histogram, Box plot) Bulk of Fruit Process Characterization and Optimization Sweet Fruit: Transform the project into a DFSS project

    AnalyzeSet expected performance

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    A-step 7:Identify Xs

    (root causes)

    Process (AS IS) detail analysis:Detailed process map

    Conclusion

    CTQ Intermediate distribution plot (continuous CTQ only)

    Conclusion

    Standard Operation Procedures analysis:Exist:Are applied:Incitation to apply them exist:Training has been given to operators:

    Policy analysis:ExistAre applied

    AnalyzeProcess analysis

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    List of potential significant Xs

    Y/CTQ Output

    Men

    Machines

    Materials

    Methods

    Measurements

    Environment

    Fishbone diagram of my Y

    Label C/N/X on your fishbone, then rate every X impact vs implementation (table below)

    1 2

    3 4

    Impact

    High Low

    Implementation

    Easy

    Hard

    AnalyzePotential root causes

    A-step 7:Identify Xs

    (root causes)

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    Results of segmentation (continuous CTQ only) :(Box plots, Scatter plots, Distributions per X)

    Conclusion:

    AnalyzeSegmentation analysis

    A-step 7:Identify Xs

    (root causes)

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    Pareto chart of the CTQ categories:

    Conclusion:

    Pareto chart of the defect categories:

    Conclusion:

    FMEA:

    Conclusion:

    AnalyzePareto analysis

    A-step 7:Identify Xs

    (root causes)

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    Statistical Tests PerformedTest X Factors p value %contribution conclusion

    one sample or two sample T-testAnnova one wayHomogeneity of varianceChi square testSimple regressionNon parametric data testANOVA 2 waysGLM

    DOE screening

    Conclusion/Prioritized list of significant Xs:

    Financial benefits confirmation (Update your Business case):

    AnalyzeHypothesis testing

    A-step 7:Identify Xs

    (root causes)

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    I-step 8:Screen potentialcauses.List improvementactions/projects

    List of Vital few Xs (screening DOE): Improvement action plan (Who What When):

    ImproveImprovement actions

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    X tolerance settings:

    I-step 9:DiscoverVariablerelationships(if necessary)

    Transfer function:

    Proposed Solution: Optimal Settings

    Confirmation runs capability:

    I-step 10:Establish

    OperatingTolerances(if necessary)

    ImproveImproved performance

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    Project nameControlGage R&R on Xs

    C-step 11:Define and

    ValidateMeasurementSystem on Xs(if necessary)

    Control on one X (yes/no):

    If yes, X measurement systemanalysis:

    Data Collection plan for Repeatability & Reproductibility study:Data sample size =Date of data collection:Where data have been collected?How data have been collected?How many operators? How many repeats per operator?

    Gage R&R study Continuous data:

    -Tolerance (USL-LSL):

    -Short method (yes/no):

    -Gage R&R as %contribution: Gage R&R as %tolerance: Nb of distinct categories:

    Gage R&R study discrete data:If we have a Known sample (a reference), then how was built the known sample?

    Conclusion/decision taken (evidence that the measurement of our X is reliable):

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    C-step 12:Determine new

    ProcessCapability

    Process or Product new capability:

    Continuous CTQ:

    NORMAL DistributionObserved DPMO=Potential DPMO=ZLT=ZST (ZLT+1.5)=

    Discrete CTQ:Sample size:=Short term data or Long term data?

    Process capabilityYield (%)=%defects=DPMO=Opportunities per unit=DPU=Equivalent ZLT=Equivalent ZST (ZLT+1.5)=95% confidence interval on DPMO

    Statistical Confirmation of Improvement (by statistical test):

    Confirmation of improved performanceControl

    Non NORMAL DistributionObserved DPMO=Equivalent ZLT=Equivalent ZST (ZLT+1.5)=

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    C-step 13:Implement

    ProcessControl

    Control Charts (SPC) in place/review mechanisms:

    Mistake Proofing action taken:

    FMEA control actions in place:

    Process controlsControl