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Process Simulation - Before and After

Here’s a somewhat unique solution to the Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Statapult Simulation.

 

This team removed four positions (customer liaison, process observer, sorter, and time observer), eliminated unnecessary paperwork, automated the ball return, standardized the ping pong ball, and stabilized the catapult.

 

While not a world-record setting performance, they get bonus points for labor efficiency.

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Suburban Days

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Aaron Bolin Aaron Bolin said: " Good book, an interesting read.
Lots of relevant anecdotes tied together into a coherent narrative.

My only complaint: the book gets really preachy toward the end. The author presents himself as the be all end all of how to do finance in violation of
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Majenta P.S. But I hope that your weather will be decent, or at least better than you were expecting. Take care!


Majenta Hello, Aaron! Thank you for contacting me. I hope you've had a relaxing weekend and that you're getting ready for a great new week (probably with less-than-great weather). Congratulations on your book. Happy reading, writing, and everything else. Blessings!
Best wishes from Majenta


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