Title:
Six sigma business scorecard : ensuring performance for profit
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Publication Information:
New York : McGraw-Hill, 2004
ISBN:
9780071417303
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Summary
Summary
Six Sigma has become a recognized strategic tool to improve business performance and profitability. Without a grasp of performance metrics, a company can have no clear, quantitative indication of its quality improvement. This book is an approach to measuring performance. It shows you how to implement Six Sigma program.
Author Notes
Praveen Gupta has been president of Quality Technology Company since 1989. Mr. Gupta was present at the origin of Six Sigma and taught Six Sigma at Motorola University for more than a decade
Table of Contents
Bob Galvin's Reflections | p. xiii |
Foreword | p. xxi |
Preface | p. xxiii |
Acknowledgments | p. xxv |
Introduction | p. xxvii |
Chapter 1. Trends in Performance Measurements | p. 1 |
Technology and Globalization | p. 1 |
Macroeconomic Measures | p. 2 |
Evolution in Performance Measurements | p. 3 |
Juran's Financial and Quality Trilogies | p. 5 |
Business Trilogy | p. 6 |
ISO 9000 Quality Management System | p. 7 |
Process Thinking | p. 9 |
Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award Guidelines | p. 10 |
Balanced Scorecard | p. 14 |
Six Sigma Business Scorecard | p. 14 |
Chapter 2. Six Sigma--An Overview | p. 17 |
Complexity and Performance | p. 17 |
Cost of Poor Performance | p. 18 |
Basics of Six Sigma | p. 21 |
Traditional Approach to Six Sigma | p. 22 |
The Breakthrough Approach to Six Sigma | p. 23 |
Define | p. 24 |
Measure | p. 26 |
Analyze | p. 31 |
Improve | p. 36 |
Control | p. 37 |
Challenges in Implementing Six Sigma | p. 39 |
Chapter 3. Need for the Six Sigma Business Scorecard | p. 43 |
Missing Rate of Improvement | p. 45 |
Insufficient Process Performance Measurements | p. 46 |
Deming's 14 Points | p. 49 |
Measurement Challenges with Quality Systems | p. 50 |
Limits of ISO 9000 | p. 50 |
Shortcomings of Six Sigma Measurement | p. 53 |
Limits of the Balanced Scorecard | p. 54 |
Measurements According to The Goal | p. 56 |
Developing a New Measurement System | p. 56 |
Chapter 4. The Six Sigma Business Scorecard | p. 59 |
Business and Leaders | p. 59 |
Current Accounting Systems | p. 61 |
Information Age Paradigm | p. 61 |
SIPOC Analysis for Constraints | p. 63 |
Managing the Profitability Process | p. 65 |
External Factors | p. 66 |
Process-Based Measurements | p. 67 |
Six Sigma Business Scorecard | p. 67 |
Business Processes to Consider | p. 68 |
Elements of the Six Sigma Business Scorecard | p. 69 |
1. Leadership and Profitability | p. 71 |
2. Management and Improvement | p. 73 |
3. Employees and Innovation | p. 76 |
4. Purchasing and Supplier Management | p. 78 |
5. Operational Execution | p. 79 |
6. Sales and Distribution | p. 83 |
7. Service and Growth | p. 83 |
Six Sigma Business Scorecard Measurements | p. 84 |
Business Performance Index (BPIn) | p. 85 |
Corporate DPU and DPMO | p. 86 |
Corporate Sigma Level | p. 87 |
Comparing Balanced Scorecard and Six Sigma Business Scorecard | p. 87 |
Chapter 5. Planning for the Six Sigma Business Scorecard | p. 89 |
Leadership and Improvement | p. 89 |
Extent of Improvement | p. 90 |
Business Opportunity Analysis | p. 91 |
Organizational Adjustments | p. 92 |
Vision | p. 94 |
Goals | p. 95 |
Core Competencies | p. 96 |
Systems Thinking | p. 96 |
Employees' Involvement | p. 97 |
Team Structure | p. 98 |
Understanding Measurements | p. 99 |
Identifying Process Measurements | p. 100 |
Action Plan for Performance | p. 103 |
Corporate Plans | p. 106 |
Progress Review | p. 106 |
Chapter 6. Six Sigma Business Scorecard Development | p. 109 |
Profitability Visibility | p. 111 |
Measurement Failures | p. 112 |
Features and Benefits of the Six Sigma Business Scorecard | p. 114 |
Impact of Customer Requirements on Measurements | p. 115 |
Factors Influencing Profitability | p. 117 |
Growth and Profitability | p. 118 |
Ownership for Performance | p. 120 |
Step-by-Step Development of the Six Sigma Business Scorecard | p. 121 |
Sample Measurements | p. 123 |
BPIn Example | p. 124 |
Chapter 7. Implementing the Six Sigma Business Scorecard | p. 127 |
Creating Awareness | p. 128 |
Building the Business Model | p. 128 |
Establishing the BPIn | p. 129 |
Establishing Six Sigma Business Scorecard Measurements | p. 130 |
Ensuring Data Collection Capability | p. 132 |
War on Waste | p. 134 |
Managing Change | p. 135 |
Integrating Technology and the Six Sigma Business Scorecard | p. 138 |
Chapter 8. Adapting the Six Sigma Business Scorecard to Small Businesses | p. 141 |
Six Sigma Business Scorecard and Business Size | p. 141 |
Implementing in a Small Business | p. 144 |
Chapter 9. Monitoring Performance Using the Six Sigma Business Scorecard | p. 147 |
Management Review | p. 147 |
Leadership Performance Review | p. 150 |
Employees' Performance Review | p. 153 |
Management Performance Review | p. 154 |
Compensation for Performance | p. 157 |
Communication with the Community | p. 158 |
Annual Review | p. 158 |
Chapter 10. Performance, Profitability, and Standards | p. 161 |
Dow Jones Industrial Average Companies | p. 161 |
Performance and Profitability | p. 162 |
Measurements for Growth and Profitability | p. 165 |
Balancing the Six Sigma Scorecard for Growth and Profitability | p. 166 |
Business Performance Index (BPIn) | p. 168 |
Managing for Profitability | p. 171 |
Managing Sales | p. 171 |
Reducing Costs | p. 172 |
Facilitating Growth | p. 174 |
Inspiring for Innovation | p. 175 |
Chapter 11. Leadership for Performance | p. 177 |
Leadership Challenges | p. 177 |
Lessons in Leadership | p. 180 |
Seven Practices of Good Leadership for Superior Execution | p. 182 |
Personal Practices | p. 182 |
Professional Practices | p. 183 |
Leadership Expectations | p. 183 |
Leadership Role Models | p. 185 |
Leadership Characteristics According to the MBNQA Guidelines | p. 187 |
Leadership Improvement | p. 189 |
Chapter 12. Six Sigma Scorecard Validation | p. 191 |
The Ten BPIn Measurements | p. 192 |
1. Employee Recognition (Percentage of Employees Recognized by CEO) | p. 193 |
2. Profitability | p. 193 |
3. Rate of Improvement in Process Performance | p. 194 |
4. Recommendations per Employee | p. 194 |
5. Total Spending/Sales | p. 195 |
6. Suppliers' Defect Rate | p. 195 |
7. Operational Cycle Time Variance | p. 196 |
8. Operational Sigma | p. 197 |
9. New Business/Total sales | p. 197 |
10. Customer Satisfaction | p. 198 |
Application of BPIn to Dow 30 Companies | p. 198 |
Correlation between BPIn and Profitability Performance | p. 200 |
Chapter 13. Integrating the Six Sigma Business Scorecard and Quality Management Systems | p. 203 |
Six Sigma Methodology for Continual Improvement | p. 206 |
Six Sigma Business Scorecard for Effectiveness | p. 206 |
Integrating the Six Sigma Business Scorecard with ISO 9001 | p. 208 |
Cost Containment | p. 208 |
The Improvement Methodology | p. 209 |
Steps to Integrate Six Sigma and ISO 9001 | p. 213 |
Conducting Good Internal Audits | p. 215 |
Benefits of Integrating ISO 9001 and Six Sigma | p. 216 |
References | p. 219 |
Index | p. 223 |