Similar to my previous "Second Senior Brother", Professor Zhang doesn't look at this, but just talks about his own, which may be completely imaginative and completely different from the lectures. This is the real foundation and the charm of famous lectures.

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Professor Zhang was tepid and spoke eloquently:

"Leaning, you may have heard of it. Some people jokingly call it weight loss or weight loss, which is very vivid and appropriate.

But this alone is not enough. For example, if you only focus on losing weight, you will probably lose weight and lose your energy. This is not good. Therefore, gradually, people began to propose 6σ. The 6σ management method of excellence is a

A statistical evaluation method whose core is to pursue zero-defect production, prevent product liability risks, reduce costs, increase productivity and market share, and improve customer satisfaction and loyalty; it focuses not only on product and service quality, but also on process improvement. 6σ

is a goal, that is, the accuracy rate reaches 99

"According to statistics, you can check it after you go back. We spend about 60% of the day doing things and 40% of the time making corrections. If such a huge waste can be eliminated, how much will it improve the efficiency of the enterprise?

"Don't laugh, don't believe it. I didn't believe it at first. I spend 40% of my time correcting and exaggerating. I just tried it a few times to be alarmist."[

Oh, that's a bit alarmist, I think.

However, relating to what we usually do, my quality department is now re-adjusting strategies on a large scale and preparing for international certification. Is this a correction?

Or are the first two years wasted?

Or to exaggerate, if social development requires destroying the environment first and then managing it, does that count?

Professor Zhang paused for five minutes to let everyone digest and absorb, then continued after drinking tea:

"Facing this conclusion objectively, although the error rate of more than 60% is unforgivable, a small part of it is unavoidable, and we can only go back and make up for it."
Chapter completed!