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Seis Sigma
Credo de Seis Sigma
No sabemos qu es lo que no sabemos
No podemos actuar en lo que no sabemos
No sabremos hasta que busquemos
No buscaremos lo que no nos cuestionemos
No nos cuestionamos lo que no medimos
Mikel Harry-Richard Schroeder
1. Introduccin
2. Conceptos bsicos
3. El mtodo six sigma
4. Las Herramientas de six sigma
5. Ejemplo
6. Casos
1. Introduccin
Sig sixma es un enfoque de cambio
radical orientado a lograr un mejoramiento
significativo del negocio, a travs del
despliegue de proyectos desarrollados
bajo
un
enfoque
metodolgico
estructurado y apoyado en evidencias
objetivas.
Mejora
Para SIX SIGMA
La mejora es la guerra en contra de la
variabilidad de los procesos
Y encontrar nuevas propuestas para
alcanzar mejores resultados con menor
variacin.
Variabilidad
Variabilidad en un proceso
Una actividad aparentemente igual, no da
resultados iguales
No existen dos servicios o productos idnticos
Con el tiempo, todo proceso tiende a degradarse
2. Conceptos bsicos
Medicin de la Variabilidad
Desviacin estndar
No te
preocupe
s, esa
cuerda
es de
una
pulgada
de
grosor,
en
promedio
LSL
-600
-500
-400
-300
-200
6
5
4
3
2
1
Sigma
Sigma
Sigma
Sigma
Sigma
Sigma
=
=
=
=
=
=
1
2
3
4
5
6
-100
100
Critical Measure
200
300
400
500
600
700
USL
Costos
de
la
mala
calidad
A medida que una empresa ampla el concepto de la mala
calidad, la parte oculta del iceberg se hace visible:
Mejora Continua?
Con enfoque al cliente para asegurar la
continuidad de una cultura de mejora.
EL CICLO DMAIC
Define
Control
CONTROLAR
DEFINIR
Measure
MEDIR
Improve
Analyze
MEJORAR
ANALIZAR
DEFINIR
MEDIR
Llevar a cabo la
identificacin del
proyecto de mejora y
crear el equipo de
trabajo
ANALIZAR
ACTIVIDADES
PRINCIPALES
MEJORAR
CONTROLAR
HERRAMIENTAS
-Herramientas para la
deteccin de CTQs
-Identificacin de la voces del
-Clasificacin de las
cliente, negocio y entorno
CTQs
Responsables del
-Validacin de la oportunidad
-QFD
proceso/ Champion/
-Identificar el proceso de gran
-SIPOC
Master Black Belts/ Black nivel
-Mapas de procesos
Belts
-Traducir las voces a CTQs
-Herramientas para la
-Identificacin y constitucin
seleccin de personas
del equipo de trabajo
-Herramientas de
Gestin de proyectos
RESULTADOS
-Caractersticas
crticas de calidad
-Seleccin del
proyecto seis sigma
-Team Charter
-Plan de accin
-Mapa de procesos de
gran nivel
Definir
DEFINIR
MEDIR
ANALIZAR
MEJORAR
CONTROLAR
ETAPA
MEDIR
MEDIR
QUE SE REALIZA
Seleccionar la
caracterstica crtica
de calidad y llevar a
cabo la recopilacin
de datos
QUIEN LA
REALIZA
Black Belts/
Green Belts/
Responsables
del proceso
ANALIZAR
MEJORAR
ACTIVIDADES
PRINCIPALES
HERRAMIENTAS
-Identificacin de la
caracterstica crtica de
calidad
-Deteccin de las
actividades del
proceso
-Realizacin del plan
de recoleccin de
datos
-Validacin del sistema
de medicin
-Llevar a cabo la
recoleccin de datos
-Realizacin de
flujogramas y mapas
de procesos
-Seleccin de
caracterstica crtica
de calidad
-Realizacin de
planes de
recoleccin de datos
-Herramientas para la
recoleccin de datos
CONTROLAR
RESULTADOS
-Eleccin de la
caracterstica crtica
de calidad
-Diagramacin de los
procesos
relacionados
-Datos recolectados
Medir
DEFINIR
MEDIR
ANALIZAR
MEJORAR
CONTROLAR
Cmo medirlo?
Cuando medirlo?
ETAPA
ANALIZAR
MEDIR
QUE SE
REALIZA
Llevar a cabo
el anlisis de la
capacidad de
los procesos y
seleccionar el
objetivo de
mejora
QUIEN LA
REALIZA
ANALIZAR
ACTIVIDADES
PRINCIPALES
-Analizar la capacidad
de los procesos
Black Belts/
-Comparacin con
Green Belts/
competidores
Responsables
-Seleccin de las
del proceso
posibles causas del
problema
MEJORAR
HERRAMIENTAS
-Anlisis de la capacidad del
proceso
-Control estadstico de
procesos
-Seleccin y anlisis de datos
-Benchmarking aplicado a seis
sigma
-Seleccin de objetivos de
mejora
-Seleccin de herramienta seis
sigma
-Las 7 herramientas bsicas de
la calidad
CONTROLAR
RESULTADOS
-Deteccin de la
situacin actual de
los procesos
-Eleccin del
objetivo del
proyecto
-Seleccin de la
metodologa seis
sigma a utilizar
-Posibles causas
del problema
Analizar
DEFINIR
MEDIR
ANALIZAR
MEJORAR
CONTROLAR
ETAPA
MEJORAR
QUE SE
REALIZA
Identificacin
de las
soluciones al
problema y
validacin de
las mismas
MEDIR
QUIEN LA
REALIZA
Black Belts/
Green Belts/
Responsables
del proceso
ANALIZAR
ACTIVIDADES
PRINCIPALES
MEJORAR
CONTROLAR
HERRAMIENTAS
RESULTADOS
-Deteccin de
-Deteccin de las
causas que
-Las 7 herramientas bsicas de
causas que realmente
afectan al problema
la calidad como PARETO,
afectan al proceso
-Deteccin de
ESPINA, ESTRATIFICACION,
-Seleccin de los niveles
soluciones para
FLUJOS, ETC
de las causas
alcanzar el objetivo
-Planes de control para llevar a
-Realizacin de la
-Validacin de
cabo pruebas piloto
prueba piloto
soluciones a travs
de la prueba piloto
Mejorar
DEFINIR
MEDIR
ANALIZAR
MEJORAR
CONTROLAR
ETAPA
QUE SE
REALIZA
Llevar a cabo
las actividades
necesarias
para asegurar
CONTROLAR que las
soluciones
perduren en el
tiempo y cerrar
el proyecto
MEDIR
QUIEN LA
REALIZA
Black Belts/
Green Belts/
Responsables
del proceso
ANALIZAR
ACTIVIDADES
PRINCIPALES
MEJORAR
CONTROLAR
HERRAMIENTAS
RESULTADOS
-Elaboracin de planes de
control
-Llevar a cabo el plan de
-Control estadstico de
control
procesos
-Evaluar la nueva
-AMEF (FMEA)
capacidad del proceso
-Grficos de control
-Evaluar los beneficios y
-Anlisis de riesgos
cerrar el proyecto
-Estudios de Capacidad
-Evaluacin de beneficios
-Elaboracin del
Plan de Control
-Deteccin del
nuevo nivel de
sigma del proceso
-Evaluacin de
beneficios y cierre
del proyecto
Controlar
DEFINIR
MEDIR
ANALIZAR
MEJORAR
CONTROLAR
Seleccin de proyectos
Soluciones eficientes :Ventana de cuadrantes
Facilidad de implantacin/Impacto econmico
Proyecto 5
IMPACTO ECONMICO
Proyecto 1
Proyecto 10
Proyecto 2
Proyecto 6
Proyecto 7
Proyecto n
Proyecto 8
Proyecto 3
Proyecto 9
Proyectos
a
implantar
en primer
lugar
Proyecto 4
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Note: The relationship between the specific tool and the DMAIC phase is based on most likely usage as opposed to possible usage.
Ishikawa (Fishbone)
Measurement System Evaluation (MSE)
Multivoting
Pareto Chart
Process Capability
Process Costing Tool
Process Maps
Problem Statement/Critical Business Issue (CBI)
Requirements Analysis
Run Chart
Scatter Diagram
Sigma Calculator
SIPOC Chart
Story Board
SWOT Analysis
Team Charter
Thought Process Map
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Note: The relationship between the specific tool and the DMAIC phase is based on most likely usage as opposed to possible usage.
5. Ejemplo
Presentacin de la empresa
Identificar el cliente
Cliente AAA.
El problema es especifico,
observable, medible y manejable
ESPECIFICO: Existe el procedimiento de facturacin
que describe el cmo se realizan las facturas.
OBSERVABLE: Se cuenta con medicin el cual se
extrae del registro de medicin de objetivos de
facturacin.
MEDIBLE: Actualmente, la medicin es en porcentaje
de proyectos terminados contra facturados.
Se quiere llegar al 96%.
MANEJABLE: El problema est limitado solo para los
proyectos que se manejan con el cliente Ericsson
para proyectos de redes.
Reforzamiento
Misin
Reducir el tiempo entre el trmino del proyecto hasta
la entrega de la factura al cliente de 15 a 30 das
como mximo.
NO Insinuar la causa:
No se pretende influir por el momento en las causas
y solo hay un acercamiento anecdtico del problema.
El personal involucrado piensa que el problema
puede tener mltiples causas, sin saber cuales
pueden ser las de mayor impacto en la variable.
Promedio 75 dias
Desviacin 112
dias
Programa de Actividades
Mes 1
Definir
Medir
Analizar
Mejorar
Control
Planteamiento DEFINIR
Revisin DEFINIR
Carectarizacin
Sistema medicion
Key proceses input variables
KPIVs
Kpivs-analizadas
Implementacin
Kpivs mejoradas
ventana
Medicin
Estandarizacin
Mes 2
Mes 3
Mes 4 Sigue
Resultados
AXE
110.0
100.0
90.0
80.0
96.0
93.3
95.5
96.0
97.6
97.7
96.7
96.0
96.0
96.0
79.1
70.0
ENE
FEB
MAR
OBJETIVO
ABR
MAY
JUN
JUL
AGO
SEP
OCT
NOV
DIC
6. Casos
Orgenes de Six Sigma
El caso G.E.
Six sigma is the only program Ive ever seen where
customers win employees are engaged in and satisfied
by, shareholders are rewarded everybody who
touches it wins
Jack Welch CEO General Electric 1998
Anexos
Select tools based on what you need to do
Use of tools is a good way to share knowledge among
team members
The sequence of tool use documents the teams thought
process
Never use a tool thats more complex than the
problem that youre trying to solve
Use enough tools to guarantee the success
of the project
ButDont become a slave to the tools
Problem Statement
Assets reflected on the Travelers and CitiStreet record keeping systems are not in balance on a
daily basis. This results in daily reconciliation issues, extensive manual effort and significant
exposure to market value adjustments.
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Processes to be Considered
Plan Setup, Product Definition, Fund and Case Translation, Trading/Transmission/Pricing, Cash
Settlement, Monthly Travelers Bill, Transaction Processing, Reconciliation.
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Key Questions
Why do we have rejects every day?
Are the systems functioning according to the latest specifications?
Will we have IT resources available to work on this project?
Do we need two record keeping systems?
Do we need two transmissions (money in/money out)?
Does Travelers need to be made aware of the daily reconciling items?
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Action Plan
Collect base line metrics.
Conduct an As Is session in Hartford the week of 9/23/02.
Conduct a Should Be session in E. Brunswick the week of 10/14/02.
Implement process improvements.
Implement a control plan.
Plan Participant
requests,completes and
mails a Distribution Request
- Opens Mail
- Sorts Mail
- Delivers to Benefits Department
- Opens Mail
- Sorts by Plan
- Distributes to Processors
Benefits Processor
processes the check
DPMO
SHORT TERM SIGMA =
1
0
0
parts / unit
process step / unit
performance opportunity / unit
total opportunities / unit
TOTAL OPPORTUNITIES
319,366
14,869
0
0
TOTAL DEFECTS
14,869
1.68
46,558
3.18
66,651
1
0
0
parts / unit
process step / unit
performance opportunity / unit
total opportunities / unit
1,253
0
0
TOTAL DEFECTS
1,253
2.08
TOTAL OPPORTUNITIES
66,651
DPMO
18,799
319,366
3.58
Individual Values
UCL=69.85
X=40.83
LCL=11.81
J
40
Moving Range
URL=35.64
30
20
10
0
mR=10.91
LRL=0
Start
ERISA
BP via Mainframe Dump
MM/SK via Excel DB
Core via ERISA Lotus Notes DB
Through
Generate a
hardcopy census
Create year-end
packages
customized by
market
ERISA - BP
ERISA
13
Through
17
27
18
12
22
Through
Through
25
Mail year-end
packages
ERISA/Marketing/Vendor
BP via Vendor
CR/MM/SK via in-house
20
21
48
26
28
40
Through
36
No
Wait for
information
from plan
Information
received by
follow-up date?
ERISA
Execute
follow-up
letter process
No
41
Log receipt of
information
ERISA
Marketing
28
37
38
ERISA
39
43
Through
52
Yes
Review census
Missing or
unreadable
information?
Yes
Note source of
problem on cover
sheet or check
sheet
ERISA
54
55
ERISA
56
53
57
Resolvable by a
phone call?
ERISA - BP
Through
60
42
43
65
Through
70
No
No
Yes
Return original
information to client
with request for
additional
information or
clarifications
Information
obtained?
61
No
Yes
62
BP - ERISA
B
64
71
Through
74
64
72
74
Load P-Census to
the AS400 which
automatically
populates the
AS400, OMNI and
ERISA Workstation
IT Operations
BP - ERISA
80
81
82
83
84
75
Through
Import data to
ASC
Data complete
and accurate?
BP - ERISA Specialists
No
C
92
Through
Import data to
Excel, review and
scrub
MM/SK - ERISA Specialists
CR - Case Managers
93
Yes
To
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79
94
Issues Categories
Data and
Data Entry
1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 9, 10,
12, 16, 21, 22, 23,
25, 27, 32, 52, 53,
54, 55, 76, 77, 78
79, 80, 81, 89, 90,
94, 97, 102, 115,
118, 132, 135, 143,
145, 150
Mailing and
Carriers
14, 26, 28, 29, 30,
31, 32, 118, 119,
120, 121, 122, 123,
130
Imaging
68, 69, 70
Year End
Package and
Other Client
Communication
18, 19, 20, 33, 34,
35, 36, 38, 60,
124, 126, 128,
131, 132, 139,
156
Internal
Education
Client Education
Quality Control
and QC Processes
Printing
Systems Software
Staffing and
Scheduling
3, 17, 18, 23, 29,
43, 44, 83, 84, 101,
103, 108, 128, 155,
169
ERISA
Workstation
81, 85, 86, 87, 88,
93
Tracking and
Sorting
1, 2, 4, 7, 10, 11,
12, 24, 25, 30, 31,
38, 41, 43, 44, 45,
52, 57, 58, 63, 66,
67, 70, 71, 72, 83,
107, 116, 117,127,
128, 129, 133,134,
140, 141, 149, 152,
154, 161, 162, 163
Process and
Standards
39, 40, 41, 42, 47,
54, 56, 57, 62, 63,
73, 86, 87, 93, 111,
131, 135, 141, 144,
147, 149, 151, 155,
157, 158, 159, 160,
162, 164, 165, 166,
167, 168
Census and Plan
Connect
46, 48, 49, 50, 51,
54, 74, 75, 81, 82
Policy
8, 64, 112, 126,
136, 137, 144, 146
Customer Requirements
10
40
28
10
Total Value
Fast Payment
Correct Payment
Request Form
Phone Number
10
Request Form
Address
10
10
Send Form
Contact
10
Send Form
Address
10
Form
Instructions
Signatures
Return Form
Return Envelope
Return Form
Return Address
Process Form
Correct Form
Process Form
Procedures
Process Form
Processor
Process Form
Required Information
Process Form
Required Signatures
1
40
100
7
1
10
7
1
10
1
10
7
1
10
168
40
78
10
100
10
84
40
10
1
7
100
126
16
10
1
4
40
168
28
1
7
70
129
40
10
100
129
28
10
10
156
28
700
10
70
276
28
10
10
Note:
Rating scale 1, 4, 7, 10
100
70
126
28
10
10
10
Total
100
132
16
10
1
10
40
28
132
4
1
10
Address
40
10
270
4
10
1
10
Send Payment
70
10
270
16
10
10
49
70
135
16
7
10
70
49
174
4
1
10
Check
28
10
28
129
4
70
28
4
1
10
1
10
1
100
Send Payment
28
1
49
4
100
1
100
4
4
16
144
4
10
40
78
10
400
10
7
880
469
196
Contact
259
Request Form
10
Return Instr.
40
100
Assistance
10
Process
Step
Weight
Easy to Make
Output
Inputs
Make Request
Major Cause
Plan Participant
Unaware of requirements
Poorly Designed
Hard to Follow
Not trained
Form Congested
No Procedures
Not Trained
Legal Language
Missing
Major Cause
Instructions
Dont instruct PP
Too busy
Major Cause
Field Office/HELPLINE
Legal Concerns
Dont want responsibility
No return envelope
No return instructions
Forget to Sign
Turnover
Not trained
Provide generic or no
instructions
Unaware of Requirements
Major Cause
Employer
Major Cause
Carriers
Problem Statement
Employer Signature missing
on over 30% of forms
Analyze - Pareto
1500
80
1000
60
40
500
20
0
Defect
Count
Percent
Cum %
484
263
183
143
140
92
91
61
31
22
11
31
17
12
13
1
31
48
60
70
79
85
90
94
96
98
99
99
100
Percent
Analyze - Components of
Variation (COV)
Nested Hierarchy
Mutual
Nationwide
Travelers
Carrier
L
Form Type
Reason
Code
1234
1234 1234
1234
1234 1234
Reason Codes
3
2
1
1
3
ML
3
MS
1 2 3 4
NL
1 2 3 4
NS
1 2 3 4
TL
1 2 3 4
TS
Improve - MSE
How real is the
variation that
we observe in
our process?
1. Enter information (#
Yes
of questions, # of raters,
category values) in
No
column below
RAW DATA
Multiple Raters (> 2)
Number of questions
n=
20
sum x2ij =
180
Number of raters
m=
sum p*q =
0.5
Categories
Does the
measurement
system contribute
to the variation?
Is the measurement
system adequate?
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
overall 1
P
R
14
15
Koverall =
i 1 j 1
nm(m 1) p j q j
j 1
Two Raters
Pobserved =
Pchance =
Pobserved Pchance
1 Pchance
Koverall or individual =
Kappacategory for
n
12
13
nm 2 xij2
category 1
xij m xij
i 1
> 2 raters
nm(m 1) p j q j
Category
Kappa
Improve - DOE
Which of the
improvement ideas
identified with other
tools represent the
largest payback
with respect to the
CBI?
Checklist
Instructions
Language
Sample
I*L
I*S
L*S
Complete Withdrawals
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15
15
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16
16
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-1
-1
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Do multiple
improvements work
in concert to
produce a better
result?
A:
B:
C:
D:
A
D
CD
C
B
ACD
ABD
BD
BCD
AD
BC
AC
ABCD
ABC
AB
Checklist
Instructions
Language
Sample
Action Item Description: Develop and implement a process to establish product profitability expectations and to track
and evaluate financial performance against the expectations.
Expected Benefits: Ensure that the profitability expectation is positive prior to committing to the product.
Key Deliverables: Standard unit costs; Data capture process; P&L Model.
Appraisal Criteria: P&L model is implemented that meets with the approval of Finance. P&L model serves the
needs of the Product Review Team, Product Review Board and Post Mortem Team.
Team Members
Name (*-Action Item Owner, &-Backup, +-Mentor)
* Ralph Winnicker
Theresa LaPlaca
Glenn Lovrich
Organization - Location
Operations Quality
Finance
Finance
Description of Dependency
P&L model will be used to assess financial benefits.
P&L model will be used to review financial benefits.
Standard unit costs will be used for the detailed product specifications.
P&L model will be used to assess the impact of rework due to performance issues.
P&L model will be validated during the post mortem.
Implementation Plan:
Milestone
Develop and publish standard unit costs.
Develop a data capture process with respect to
project activity so that standard unit costs can be
applied.
Develop and implement a P&L model that
evaluates product profitability in conjunction with
the applied standard unit costs and the pricing
model.
Target Date
Revised
Target Date
Actual
Completion Date
Status
10/31
11/15
12/15
Recent Accomplishments:
Date
Description
10/11
Reviewed data elements of the current Pricing Model with Glenn, and outlined a plan to develop a stripped-down version
for use with the Product Specification Template (AI 7).
10/22
Glenn developed a stripped-down version. We determined that too much off template detail was required to develop the
Product P&L. We decided to utilize the new Pricing Model (currently being developed), and to modify it to reflect Productlevel versus Case-level data.
11/4
Reviewed the new Pricing Model, and scoped out changes required to make it Product-level.
11/5
Next step is to review Model and proposed changes at 11/5 Action Item Review.
AIMS Review:
Date
11/5/02
Prepared By
Ralph Winnicker and Glenn Lovrich
Remarks
Out of Control
Measurement
Condition Measurement Frequency
Probable Cause
Reason Code Recycle
Daily/Weekly Screening
1,3,5,6,11,12,14, Database,
personnel not
16,18,19 or 20 pareto and
trained
Screening
exceeds 10%
DPMO chart
and DPMO target
personnel do not
exceeded by 5%
have adequate
guidelines.
2 Send
Reason Code Recycle
Daily/Weekly Fulfillment
Distribution 5,11, or 19
Database,
personnel not
Package exceeds 10%
pareto and
trained.
Fulfillment
and DPMO target DPMO chart
exceeded by 5%
procedures not
understood or not
used.
System address is
incorrect.
Process step
1 Screen
Request for
Distribution
Form
3 Plan
Participant
Completes
the
Distribution
Forms
4 Plan
Participant
Returns the
Distribution
Forms as
directed
What to Check
Actions to Take
New hires/transfers Train/retrain
or changes made?
personnel.
Guidelines and
Update guidelines
checklists up to
and checklists.
Enforce use of talk
date?
Talk sheets used?
sheets.
New hires/transfers
or changes made?
Procedures
distributed to all
personnel?
Procedures up to
date?
Address updates
need to be
processed?
Instructions may be Current instructions
complex, unclear, or
and forms sent?
may not have been Instructions and
sent with the
forms up to date?
package.
Train /retrain
personnel.
Enforce use of
procedures.
Update procedures.
Update address
information on
system.
Responsible
When
Field Office and HELPLINE New hires or transfers join the
Management.
area or process changes are
Marketing.
made
Field Office and HELPLINE New plan introduced or plan
changes made
Management.
Daily
Field Office and HELPLINE
Management
Field Office and HELPLINE
Management.
Field Administrative
Services and HELPLINE
Management
Benefit Distributions
Processors
Maintain current
Field Office and HELPLINE New Plan introduced or Plan
inventory of
Management.
changes made.
Marketing and Field
New Plan introduced or Plan
instructions and
forms.
Administrative Services
changes made.
Update instructions
and forms.
5 Benefits
Kappa Score is MSE for 3
January, July Benefit distribution New hires/transfers
Distribution lower than .7
Raters and 20
processors not
or changes made?
Rating guidelines
Department
Transactions
trained.
Different processors
reviews and
being used?
processes
Reason codes being
using different
the request
criteria.
used?
Benefit Distributions
Train/retrain
Personnel.
Management
Enforce use of rating Benefit Distributions
guidelines.
Management
Benefit Distributions
Enforce use of
reason codes.
Management
In d iv id u a l V a lu e s
20
10
X=20.42
LCL=11.81
Is any further
action required?
20
URL=17.82
M o v in g R a n g e
Are we holding
the gains from
our process
improvements?
10
mR=5.45
0
LRL=0
Non-Financial
Cost Takeout
Processing
10 Minutes
Imaging
Mailroom
Office Manager
10 Minutes
10 Minutes
Benefit Load
17.4%
$1.00
Mail &
Phone Cost
Market Risk
Rework
Manpower
$20,000
Market
Value
Adjustments
$250,000
Cash Flow
Growth
Cash Flow
Increased
Sales
Improved
Customer
Satisfaction
Repeat Sales
and Revenue
Retention
$20,000
$250,000
$270,000
Control - 4 Up
What is the CBI
that we are
addressing?
What are the
Issues?
What are the
Action Items?
What is the
status
of the project?
Project name:
Original Problem Statement
:
DMAIC Phase
:
Projected Financial Benefits
:
Completion Date
:
II
III
IV
Action Items/Comments
:
Champion/Team Leader:
Executive Sponsor: