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Online Six Sigma Black Belt Course
This is the official source of The ROI Alliance's online Six Sigma Black Belt course. You won't find a more practical, complete, and economical training course. It contains all the content from our four-week on-site course, required materials, as well as access to the online exam and Black Belt certification process.
Why Choose Six Sigma Online?
Flexibility
Practicality
Reference Materials
There is a lot of content in the course, since there are a variety of problems you will be called upon to solve. All of it is useful, but you might not have a use for it right away. With most training, you might forget how to use the tool, or that it even exists. Since our training comes on disc, when you need it you can review the lecture and example problems when YOU need to do so. The usefulness of the course continues past your initial viewing.
Affordability
In-person Six Sigma training is expensive. There is a great return-on-investment, but the training is often beyond what a business or individual can afford. This training is well below the price of in-person and other online Black Belt options.
Student Support
One of the differentiating aspects of this training is that you have access to a course instructor via email, or even phone. Instructors can help every step of the way. We can help with project selection, difficult topics, or how to apply what you have learned to your project. Instructors are there to help the individual student get the most out of the experience.
Course Evaluations and Verbatim Comments
Advantages for:
- You now have access to the most advanced Six Sigma training course on your own schedule and location.
- You can increase your value to a current or future employer
- Our training has been used at multinational corporations and honed over decades in the business environment, and that means that you get the tools you need to be effective.
- It is affordable per student
- There is no in-person training, saving on travel costs for instructors or students
- If a group is going through the training together, instructors can hold a once-a-month debrief for the participants to review topics, applications, or even analyze project data
- Every student gets a high-quality, identical experience presented by an expert in the field, so the message is consistent for everyone
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Steve Ouellette's Blog
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Is Your Company An Orchestra or a Jazz Band?
I grew up in New Orleans, a city justly renowned for its music history. Watching a band play in Preservation Hall is an education in many things, but it might also be a lesson in how to execute a strategic plan.
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Trying to Please Everyone Means That You Don’t Please Anyone
If Abe Lincoln had been a marketing manager today, well, the US would be a whole lot worse off. But if he were, he might say “You can please some of your customers all of the time, and all of your customers some of the time, but if you try to please all of your customers all of the time, you will please no one.” What is a company to make of that?
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Right Data > Big Data
“Big Data” is big right now. It offers the promise of turning vast amounts of data into profits. Often, however, this promise is not fulfilled, because in order to reap the benefits of big data, you first have to know what the right data is. And that is a question that no AI can yet answer.
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The Metrics Catch-22
Joseph Heller’s dark satire Catch-22 proposes the term for problems that inherently prevent their own solutions. Creating good metrics can be seen as a Catch-22: Good metrics take time to create, but until you have good metrics there is no time to create them. How true is this and is there a way to break this cycle?
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It’s Going to be Harder Than You Think to Go Back to the Workplace
I lived in Western Europe for a year after college when I was a Watson Fellow. Adapting to new cultures and mores was difficult, but I was surprised at how much more difficult it was returning to my own country afterwards.
As we near the milestone in the US of 50% with at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, it is time to think about how to begin the transition back to the workplace. I think companies are going to find out that it is much more difficult than just “getting back to normal.” I can offer some things from quality and management to help out.
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