Lean Six Sigma: A Practical Guide for Getting Started with Sigma along How It Can Be Integrated Agile and Scrum

Maybe you've never managed a project before. Perhaps you've overseen projects previously, but without any success or very little success. I know you want to change things for the better, but the question might be: how? Creating, keeping, and delivering valuable projects doesn't have to wear you out completely! There's a way to handle projects with more flow. Even if you may have tried various project methodologies and failed in all of them, this can help you gain more insight into what needs to change. A study done by researchers Raja Sreedharan and Ramasamy Raju showed that Lean Six Sigma is a strategy for success. Furthermore, a paper by James Womack and Daniel Jones showed that Lean Thinking is the new best way to better processes. Various Lean wastes are eliminated or reduced to a high degree. Lean Thinking is the antidote to wasteful processes. So, why wouldn't you take this antidote to get rid of wasteful elements in your operations? The value that both Lean and Six Sigma create individually is excellent in and of itself, let alone when these are paired together! Having a sound understanding of these methods will set you apart from other project managers. This book will help you on this journey.