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Lean Six Sigma: Analyzing and Controlling
Teams fix the same failures repeatedly because they never prove the cause, and hard-won gains fade once the project ends. This course will teach you to prove root causes statistically and build controls that keep a process stable enough to automate.
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Lean Six Sigma: Analyzing and Controlling
Teams fix the same failures repeatedly because they never prove the cause, and hard-won gains fade once the project ends. This course will teach you to prove root causes statistically and build controls that keep a process stable enough to automate.
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What you'll learn
Technical teams can usually point to where a workflow breaks, but proving why, and making the fix permanent, is where most improvement work fails. In this course, Lean Six Sigma: Analyzing and Controlling, you’ll gain the ability to isolate root causes statistically and engineer stability that survives automation. First, you’ll explore root cause analysis using fishbone diagrams, the 5 whys, the cause and effect (X-Y) matrix, hypothesis testing, and AI-assisted correlation analysis. Next, you’ll discover how process behavior charts separate real signals from routine noise, and how capability analysis proves whether a stable process can keep the commitments the business has made. Finally, you’ll learn how to build control plans and control chart dashboards that hold the gain and establish automation readiness. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of statistical root cause analysis and process control needed to prove why a process fails and keep it stable long enough to automate with confidence.