2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.sbspro.2014.03.102
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A Lean Six Sigma (LSS) Project Management Improvement Model

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“…This data helped us to understand the gap between teacher and student. The team member will responds to each statement and evaluate each of the statement by using the software measurement scale known as Likert"s Scale which have value from 1to 5 where 1 is "below average" and 5 is for "excellent" [1]. Tabulation of this questionnaire is shown below in In table II, first column represent the question that has been asked to students in the feedback where second column represent the total number of students and teacher responds to the questionnaire.…”
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“…This data helped us to understand the gap between teacher and student. The team member will responds to each statement and evaluate each of the statement by using the software measurement scale known as Likert"s Scale which have value from 1to 5 where 1 is "below average" and 5 is for "excellent" [1]. Tabulation of this questionnaire is shown below in In table II, first column represent the question that has been asked to students in the feedback where second column represent the total number of students and teacher responds to the questionnaire.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As we can see That 7 th row of the table has the minimum value which indicates that level of the satisfaction of the students remained a complicated sign. To prove the precision of the result we used a Cronbach"s Alpha value analysis using the single Factor [1]. The result is shown in Fig.…”
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“…A diferença do Seis Sigmas, que aplica suas ferramentas dentro de um modelo simples de melhoria do desempenho conhecido como DMAIC, é que ele é composto por cinco fases: definir, medir, analisar, melhorar e controlar (Pyzdek, 2003;Werkema, 2002). Os projetos Seis Sigmas usam essa metodologia porque se focam na procura de soluções aos problemas e oportunidades com base em dados que sustentam as decisões da gestão desses projetos (Tenera & Pinto, 2014).…”
Section: Gestão De Seis Sigmas Como Projetounclassified
“…Além disso, ajuda a documentar as premissas e restrições, definir membros da equipe e responsabilidades, guias gerais e o plano do projeto preliminar, identificar as necessidades do cliente e detalhar o processo que será realizado (Trad, 2006), além de definir o que não faz parte do projeto (Adams et al, 2003). Por tano, uma das ferramentas usadas é a elaboração do Project Charter (Tenera & Pinto, 2014).…”
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