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Annual Salary Income for Six Sigma Black, Green and Yellow Belts in Singapore

Why Should You Get Lean Six Sigma Certified in Singapore? According to Money’s Highest-Paying Skills for100-plus Jobs, many Six Sigma jobs are among the highest paying. Among them are the positions of Project Management, Product Development, Statistical Analysis, Operations Management, Data Analysis, Quality Control, Strategic Planning, Process Improvement and Business Development.[i] The average annual salary of …

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Certification Training: Lean Six Sigma Black Belt

Six Sigma Training / By Shruti Gupta

To clear Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Certification, it is not enough to have knowledge of it. You need to know how to use the various methodologies of Lean Six Sigma in different kinds of processes. Training in Lean Six Sigma includes demonstrations of Lean and Six Sigma in real processes to help learners experience …

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What is the Difference Between Lean and Six Sigma Training?

Six Sigma Training / By Yuto Koboyashi

Lean and Six Sigma are common terms you hear in an industry. But what is lean and Six Sigma, and what do they do? Six Sigma Six Sigma is a structured, data-driven process of solving critical issues in a process to make it more efficient with the end result of achieving enhanced performance. How does …

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Lean Six Sigma Training: The Principles of Lean

Six Sigma Training / By Curtis Chappell

Lean is a systematic approach to process optimisation based on the premise that no matter where the work is done, some amount of waste (non-value add effort) is generated. The goal of Lean is total elimination of waste. It is achieved through: • Identifying the sources • Planning for waste elimination • Using Lean, Process …

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