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Design for Six Sigma Certification
Acuity Institute’s Design for Six Sigma Certification Course is the most dynamic certification package available.
Whereas many other Design for Six Sigma training programs are intended for manufacturing operations, Acuity’s program focuses on non-manufacturing operations, such as financial services and healthcare, making this course diverse enough to be applied in a wide variety of industries.
If you are already a certified Lean Six Sigma Black Belt, Green Belt, or Yellow Belt, and have been using the DMAIC methodology to help existing products or services eliminate waste and improve efficiency, you will find that adding Acuity’s DFSS course to your toolbox is an invaluable skill set to achieve superior results. This course is designed to provide Master Black Belts, Black Belts, Green Belts, and Project Leaders with the additional tools and concepts necessary to successfully execute DFSS projects.
Credits:
- 3 CEUs
- 30 PDUs
This course includes:
- Lessons and Quizzes (6 Months Access)
- Instructor Support (6 Months Access)
- Design For Six Sigma Certification Exam
- Design For Six Sigma Toolkit
- Design For Six Sigma Certification Course eBook
No prerequisites required
Key outcomes
- Gain a thorough understanding of the Design for Six Sigma (DFSS/DMADV) methodology, tools, and techniques
- Understand when to use DFSS vs. other improvement methodologies
- Utilize techniques to properly scope DFSS projects
- Understand the key roles for DFSS projects
- Administer Multi-Generational Product Planning
- Administer Quality Functional Deployment (QFD or House of Quality)
- Develop Design Scorecards
- Utilize Benchmarking, Brainstorming and TRIZ tools and concepts
- Design and develop process simulations
- Assess capability of new processes and product designs
- Demonstrate implementation planning techniques
Course description
Design For Six Sigma (DFSS) utilizes the DMADV methodology, which stands for Define, Measure, Analyze, Design, and Verify.
DFSS is different from the traditional Lean Six Sigma DMAIC methodology. DMAIC reduces defects in existing products or processes, whereas DFSS is often used when designing new products and services. DFSS can also be used when there are no processes in place for an existing product or service, or if the process is poorly designed and only a drastic redesign will achieve the desired performance level to meet customer requirements. You may also find an existing product or service process has reached its maximum potential but still does not meet the desired performance level or customer specification, therefore DFSS can be used in your redesign. Implementing the Design for Six Sigma approach ensures that the processes and product design will meet your customer requirements and you are launching a low-defect level product or service right from the start.
While prior Lean Six Sigma experience may be helpful in rapidly deploying Design for Six Sigma, there are no prerequisites for this course.
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Certification requirements
To achieve your Acuity Institute Design for Six Sigma certification, you must:
- Complete the Online Lessons and Quizzes
- Successfully pass the online Design for Six Sigma Exam
Here's what learners had to say about this course
I am a certified PMP from pmi.org and after searching through a lot of training providers on the web I finally decided to go with Acuity Institute because of the course design they have on the topic of Design for Six Sigma (DFSS). Unlike Lean for Six Sigma which focuses on eliminating waste and improving efficiency, DFSS enabled me to think creative inventive problem solving and other innovation methodologies to complete new product, service and process development projects. One of my main take aways from this course was addressing the two critical parameters i.e. voice of the customer and voice of the process which must be understood to minimize redesign and design rework. In general, management of design and process related risk, how to generate value for customers, and how to measure critical to quality are few of the best parts of this online training.
Finally as a PMP I got 30 PDU to renew my certification.
See you with another training soon.