Six Sigma resources
Anyone know good free resources for Six Sigma? Not for an exam/certification, just general knowledge
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paul78
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Have you had a chance to check out the iSixSigma site? That used to be decent site - https://www.isixsigma.com. -
mzx380
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This is a down the line cert
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stryder144
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Check out edx.org. They have some courses available.This is a down the line cert
Nice to know there are some resources out thereThe easiest thing to be in the world is you. The most difficult thing to be is what other people want you to be. Don't let them put you in that position. ~ Leo Buscaglia
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Dakinggamer87
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I used resources from MSI Certified when I was going through the Six Sigma content and material.
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DatabaseHead
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https://www.sixsigmaonline.org/six-sigma-white-belt-training/
This goes over the DMAIC/DMADV - process quality models. -
ITIL-Practitioner
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My favorites are Juran's Quality Handbook and ASQ's CRE Handbook by Benbow/Broome.
If you're just starting out, QCI's "CSSGB Primer" is good outline, especially when paired with a good stats resource. Check out David Lane's Free Stats Book and Stanford's Stats MOOC (these are free). MIT also has some free lectures on lean thinking.
Be very careful with ASQ's current publications. Despite being the biggest name in town, their official CSSGB/CSSBB study guides are chock-full of errors, particularly in the stats sections.
