- Six Sigma is a quality control process that businesses use to eliminate defects and improve processes.
- Designed by a scientist who worked at Motorola in the 1980s.
- Companies often use the Six Sigma model to increase their profits.
- Originally developed as a management method to work faster with fewer errors, it is now an industry standard with certifications offered to practitioners.
- Lean Six Sigma is a team-centric management approach that aims to increase productivity by eliminating waste and defects while increasing the standardization of work.