2.2. USING DMAIC
It is strongly recommended to follow all the DMAIC steps when problem solving. Especially don't make major process changes without doing all the DMAIC steps. Remember: trying to fix something without working through all the applicable steps may cause you to spend more time responding to the resultant problems than if you had taken the time to do it right!
The DMAIC roadmap is not only useful for problem troubleshooting; it also works well as a checklist when doing a project. In addition to any program management tool that is used to run a project, it is often useful to make a list of Six Sigma tools that are planned for each stage of the DMAIC process as the project progresses. This Six Sigma tool check-off list should be regularly ...
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