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» The History And Development Of Six Sigma
By Tony Jacowski | Published 12/5/2007 | Six Sigma History | Unrated
Perfection is a secondary inherent nature of man, only second to the instinct to survive. A human being takes pride in inventing a new tool or technique, but takes more pride when perfecting its technology and usability. In fact, it is only because of these two inherent qualities that the human civilization flourished. Perfection was again reinstated with another quality called innovation.
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» Future Of Six Sigma – Different Viewpoints
By Tony Jacowski | Published 09/10/2007 | Six Sigma History | Rating:

Use of Six Sigma can be highly controversial.  Here you will learn the many different viewpoints on the future of Six Sigma so you can make an informed decision on implementation.

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» Six Sigma: Is It Just A Fad?
By Tony Jacowski | Published 09/7/2007 | Six Sigma History , Six Sigma (General) | Unrated
If you have ever wondered whether Six Sigma contributes any real value to organizations as well as customers, read this article.  You’ll find out why Six Sigma is here to stay. This article attempts to provide a pragmatic account of the relevance of Six Sigma to business processes today.

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» Motorola Six Sigma Improvement, is About Training
By Tony Jacowski | Published 05/15/2007 | Six Sigma History | Rating:

Among the main issues on the minds of today’s business execs is to achieve better results from the business.  To obtain these coveted business results and improvements in the performance of the company, a focus needs to be placed on the Motorola Six Sigma training in corporations and businesses of all sizes.

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» Six Sigma – The historical perspective
By Tony Jacowski | Published 05/10/2007 | Six Sigma History | Unrated

The quest for perfection is second only to human survival instincts. These are the two reasons that were solely responsible for civilizations to flourish. That we are wearing clothes today as a symbol of the quest for perfection and innovation should reinforce this statement.

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