When prioritizing Six Sigma projects within an organization:
Select one:
a....
Engineering, 20.04.2020 21:39 court3138
When prioritizing Six Sigma projects within an organization:
Select one:
a. The project with the statistically lowest sigma level should always be prioritized
b. The project with the highest potential cost savings should always be prioritized.
c. The project with the highest potential customer satisfaction increase should always be prioritized.
d. All of the above should be considered and statistically researched before choosing the best option for the organization at hand.
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