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The Lean Six Sigma ICYB® Exam Practice offers you the latest exam knowledge in all areas of the ICYB® Yellow Belt certification. By working through complete Six Sigma exams, you will learn how to develop, introduce and sustain targeted improvement measures in quality and process improvement. Complete Exams Written ExaminationIASSC-ICYB® Exam 1 60 Questions + ExplanationIASSC-ICYB® Exam 2 60 Questions + ExplanationIASSC-ICYB® Exam 3 60 Questions + ExplanationIASSC-ICYB® Exam 4 60 Questions + ExplanationAs a Yellow Belt, you support Green Belts and Black Belts in complex projects and contribute to continuous improvement. Become a valuable partner and driver of process optimization with our practical Six Sigma Yellow Belt training. Content OverviewIntroduction to Six SigmaFundamentals of the Six Sigma StrategyThe Six Sigma OrganizationProject Management using the DMAIC MethodLean Methods and the Eight Types of Waste (Muda)Project Phase: Define- Defining the Project and Creating a Project Charter- Customer Requirements (Voice of the Customer)- Problem Identification and Description- Team Composition, Schedule, and MilestonesProject Phase: Measure- Understanding Processes and Assessing their Performance- Process Mapping and Cause & Effect Matrix- Process Capability and Process Metrics- Fundamentals of StatisticsProject Phase: Analyze- Analyzing Processes and Understanding Cause-and-Effect Relationships- 5 Whys, Ishikawa Diagram, Pareto Chart- Correlation / Regression- Basics of Hypothesis TestingProject Phase: Improve- Developing and Implementing Improvement Ideas- Creativity Techniques- Rational Decision Making- Verification of Improvement Effects (PDCA Cycle)Project Phase: Control- Statistical Process Control- Anchoring Improvements Sustainably- Project DocumentationSix Sigma is a business management strategy that was originally developed by Motorola, USA, in 1986. Six Sigma aims to improve the quality of process outcomes by identifying and eliminating the causes of defects (errors) and minimizing variability in manufacturing and business processes.Six Sigma uses a set of quality management methods, including statistical techniques, and establishes a specialized infrastructure of people within the organization (e.g., "Black Belts" and "Green Belts"), who are experts in these methods. Every Lean Six Sigma project carried out within an organization follows a defined sequence of steps and has quantified financial goals (cost reduction or profit increase).

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