A Lean Six-Sigma approach to touch panel quality improvement
MingNan Chen, Jung Lyu
Abstract
MingNan Chen, Jung Lyu
Abstract
Lean Six-Sigma technology is considered as a powerful business strategy for employing a well-structured continuous improvement methodology to effectively reduce process variability and increase quality in business processes using statistical tools. However, the academic literature still contains few empirical studies of Six-Sigma approach. This investigation describes a procedure that applies Six-Sigma approach to enhance quality in touch panel manufacturing. The empirical study illustrates methods used to Define, Measure, Analyse, Improve and Control (DMAIC) approach of Six-Sigma. The Six-Sigma empirical study mentions the functions and efficiency of the touch panel industry and the same process can be extended to numerous other examples in the industry.
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Lean Six-Sigma technology is considered as a powerful business strategy for employing a well-structured continuous improvement methodology to effectively reduce process variability and increase quality in business processes using statistical tools. However, the academic literature still contains few empirical studies of Six-Sigma approach. This investigation describes a procedure that applies Six-Sigma approach to enhance quality in touch panel manufacturing. The empirical study illustrates methods used to Define, Measure, Analyse, Improve and Control (DMAIC) approach of Six-Sigma. The Six-Sigma empirical study mentions the functions and efficiency of the touch panel industry and the same process can be extended to numerous other examples in the industry.
Key concepts: Six Sigma, DMAIC, Design for Six Sigma, Lean Six Sigma, Statistical process control, Quality (philosophy), Manufacturing engineering, Sigma