Site-Wide Activity

The Cobra Effect – Unintended Consequences The Cobra Effect is a great example of unintended consequences that arise when solving a problem. We’ll highlight the Cobra Effect and other examples of u […]

Manufacturing Aluminum with Lean and Six Sigma China produced 38,837,000 metric tons of aluminum in 2021, over 6.5 times of the next largest producer.* We’ll look at the use of Lean and Six Sigma in a […]

Litigation, Law Firms and Lean Six Sigma The most litigious countries in the world are the United States, Australia, Germany, and Sweden.* How much is spent on litigation in the US? As of 2016, the […]

Property Management With Lean and Six Sigma The property management industry in the United States generates $99.449 billion in annual revenue and is expected to grow* We’ll look at applications of Lean a […]

Railroads: Lean and Six Sigma Applied to Improve Operations Railroads are an important mode of transportation worldwide. The world’s railway network spans over 1.3 million route-kilometers (807,782.55 miles)*. We’ll loo […]

Improving Zoos Through Lean and Six Sigma Zoos provide education and entertainment and often the preservation of rare animals. Lean and Six Sigma are used in zoos to improve operations and reduce […]