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Track 1 Session 3
1:00 to 2:00 p.m. Wednesday
June 20, 2007
Introduction to Design for Six Sigma
As our global customers continue to
express requirements for breakthrough level improvements in
reliability and robustness, it is clear that a strategic shift from
the current reactive domain in reliability methods to a preemptive
approach is needed. Design for Six Sigma is a key enabler in
achieving order-of-magnitude levels of reliability and robustness
improvements. This presentation will be a technical interchange
session designed to generate open dialogue with attendees to discuss
strategic deployment of Design for Six Sigma as a preemptive
reliability process. The session moderator will lead the attendees
in a two-way exchange of experiences in planning and executing
Design for Six Sigma initiatives.
Key Words: Reliability,
Robustness, Parameter Design, Tolerance Design, p-Diagram, Function
Diagram, Blackbelt, Master Blackbelt, Project Champion, TRIZ,
Quality Functin Deployment, Analytical Hierarchy Process, Design Of
Experiments, Taguchi Methods, Pugh Analysis, Axiomatic Design,
Critical Parameter Management, DMAIC, DFSS, Response Surface
Methodologies, Statistics, Measurement Systems Analysis, FMEA, Risk
Analysis, Optimization, Sigma Level, Signal to Noise Ratio, Quality
Loss Function, Phase Gate, DFSS Score Card, Ideal Function, Control
Factors, Noise Factors, Noise Factor Management Strategy,
Countermeasures, KJ Analysis, Kano Analysis, Affinity Diagram, Error
States, Coupling, Energy Transformation, Pareto Analysis, Cause and
Effect Diagram
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