Applying Statistics in Lean Six Sigma
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To put statistics into practice is to work with Lean Six Sigma. This course will teach you all the essential tools and techniques regarding intermediate statistics in Lean Six Sigma.
To turn data into knowledge is the real challenge for any Lean Six Sigma practitioner. In this course, Applying Statistics in Lean Six Sigma, you’ll learn how to run statistical analysis, tests, and transform them into business-friendly presentations. First, you’ll explore how to apply data to real-world situations. Next, you’ll discover how to apply hypotheses and sample tests. Finally, you’ll learn how to create advanced control charts. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge needed to truly apply statistics into Lean Six Sigma.
Author Name: Frederico Aranha
Author Description:
Frederico had extensive experience in professional education, consulting, program management, innovation projects and new businesses development. He is certified as a PMP, ITIL Expert, Scrum Master, Product Owner, Scrum Trainer and instructor accredited by Axelos/PEOPLECERT. Frederico’s specialties are: management training, online education, project management, new businesses development, risk management, systems development, Lean Startup, BMG, quality management, IT services and strateg… more
Table of Contents
- Course Overview
2mins - Applying Data to Real World Situations
35mins - Applying Hypothesis Tests
26mins - Presenting Statistics in Lean Six Sigma
27mins - Preparing for the Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Certification
16mins
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