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- Business analysis aligns strategic goals with delivery by bridging stakeholders and technical teams.OUR VALUES
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- PRINCE2 (Projects IN Controlled Environments) is a structured project management method used to plan, control and deliver projects through defined roles, stages and management products. It is used by project managers, project teams and governance groups such as a Project Board to improve control, business justification and delivery outcomes.
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- Contents Lean Six Sigma definition
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- Lean vs Six Sigma: Key differences & synergy Key principles and objectives
Lean Six Sigma methodology: The DMAIC approach
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- Industry examples and applications
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, and ensures customer satisfaction by improving quality and reducing costs simultaneously.> Key principles and objectivesli> Customer focus:span>The main phases of a project (project life cycle) Prioritising customer satisfaction and requirements.> Definition of value:> Identifying value from the customer’s perspective and mapping the li> value streamspan>How to identify objectives which align with business goals
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Waste reduction:>
Systematically eliminating non-value-add activities (e.g., inventory, overproduction, waiting).li>
Variation reduction:span>How to define the project scope Decreasing process variability and defects through statistical analysis (> control charts> , li> root cause analysisspan>How to identify and manage stakeholders
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Continuous improvement:>
Fostering a culture of ongoing process optimisation (Kaizen).li> Empowered teams:span>How to use Work Breakdown Structures to identify and plan work Engaging staff at all levels in change efforts and improvement > projects> .li>