Lean Six Sigma Green and Black Belt training

CHALLENGE

A high-tech and consumer electronics company wanted to train and coach green belts and black belts in Lean Six Sigma.

APPROACH

  • Carry out in-house training with focus on personal and value-add projects of the participants.
  • Coach the participants over a longer period to make sure knowledge is transferred into changed behaviour.
  • Coach black belts to become master black belts and thus anchor Lean Six Sigma in the organisation.

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