Six Sigma Summit: Case Studies in Success WS-05
Moderator: Adam Cort, associate editor, ASSEMBLY magazine
Speakers: Michael A. Littleton, master black belt and manager of Six Sigma, The Boeing Co.; Craig Hall, enterprise solutions leader, GE-FANUC; and Tim Bell, master black belt, Ford Motor Co., Chicago Assembly Plant
Six Sigma is both a process and a goal. Implementing the former to achieve the latter varies from industry to industry and from company to company; and it can be a lot tougher than some textbooks make it sound. In this session, experienced practitioners from Boeing, GE-FANUC and Ford will provide real-world examples of how they implemented Six Sigma in various assembly operations, and what they did to make it succeed. Specific topics include:
- Effective executive leadership at Boeing Co.
- Setting goals and measuring results at GE.
- Encouraging buy-in from production workers at Ford.
- Sustaining Six Sigma over the long term.
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