Yellow Belt Certification

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We Offer Several Accredited Yellow Belt Training & Certification Programs:

We are proud to offer one of the most extensive collections of customized industry-specific training programs in the Six Sigma industry.  Within these programs, you can expect to receive both the video content and the final certification tailored to your specific field.  Just another way that Aveta Business Institute’s Six Sigma Online is leading the way in online training and certification.

Non-Specific Industry: 

Yellow Belt Certification

Since Six Sigma focuses on process improvement, it is easily applied to a wide variety of specialties. By increasing the quality of processes you will offer an improved service, have more satisfied customers, and as a result experience increased profits.
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Finance Industry: 

Yellow Belt Certification 

In the financial world, everything is about the bottom line. The goal is almost always to reduce cost as much as possible in order to reap the highest revenue outcome possible. The Six Sigma Methodology can provide the essential knowledge a financial organization needs to succeed in achieving their goals.
 
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Healthcare Industry: 

Yellow Belt Certification 

The healthcare industry is one where defects and mistakes cannot be tolerated; a small misstep or mistake could cost a patient their life.  It is imperative that standard processes within this industry need to be in place and followed exactly in order to eliminate mistakes.
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Information Technology (I.T.) Industry: 

Yellow Belt Certification 

The IT industry is an industry that truly relies on speed, accuracy, and quality control in their processes. Unlike other companies with less pressure to improve processes or strategies, IT organizations need to utilize their time wisely and make the most of their projects and processes.
 
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The History of Six Sigma

Originally developed by Bill Smith at Motorola in 1986, the Six Sigma Training program was created using some of the most innovative quality improvement methods from the preceding six decades. The term "Six Sigma" is derived from a field of statistics known as process capability. The term 6 Sigma refers to the ability of manufacturing processes to produce a very high proportion of output within specification. Processes that operate with "six sigma quality" over the short term are assumed to produce long-term defect levels below 3.4 defects per million opportunities. Six Sigma's goal is to improve overall processes to that level of quality or better.