A Study of Implementing Lean Six Sigma to Prototype Process: Case of Inductor Sample Manufacturing
| Autor: | Yen-Wen Tseng, 曾彥文 |
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| Rok vydání: | 2008 |
| Druh dokumentu: | 學位論文 ; thesis |
| Popis: | 96 Six-Sigma is a kind of organizational tool for quality improvement and a management program for performance enhancement. Lean production, emphazing business process reengineering and the Small-Lot-Multiple-Type Production System, aims to meet customer demanding needs through continued improvement. In view of synergy, integrating Lean production and Six-Sigma (Lean Six Sigma; LSS) have to consider systematically the type of integration and expected benefits. The purpose of this study is hence to propose the key successful factors for implementing LSS by empirical investigation. This study proposes an integrated framework for LSS program and compares the expected and actual performance of LSS program via an inductor prototype producing process in a case company to present the benefit evaluations of LSS implementation. Based on this, questionnaire was designed to conduct a survey for organization employee perceived LSS performance and then to verify the pros and the cons of LSS program. This study not only proposes an integrated framework for LSS, but also empirically analyzes the practical performance and employee perception perspectives. More insightful practical suggestions and managenial implications will be helpful for companies to successfully implement LSS program. |
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