What is the Project Selection Tool? The Project Selection Tool is a 3-Step process to screen project ideas and ensure they are meaningful and manageable. This tool includes a screen for non-DMAIC projects, a Goal Statement builder and an Impact Effort Matrix to rigorously assess potential improvement projects. GREEN BELT AND…
We do supply an example of a project submittal in the Black Belt Training. The project example is from our Bahama Bistro setting used throughout the course. You will also have a project template that can help guide you with project content. Although work-related projects are the most ideal, the…
We use SigmaXL and Minitab for our Black Belt Training & Certification course. SigmaXL is compatible with Macs and PCs. Minitab is compatible with PCs only. Green Belt Training & Certification does not require statistical analysis software, but can be added-on as an option.
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Preparing for your Green Belt Certification exam can be challenging. To help you pass, here's a sample test which will help you retain your knowledge. Good luck! Disclaimer: Please note that this practice test is exhaustive and not all content asked will be covered on the Green Belt exam. The…
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