What Is Design for Six Sigma, and Why It MattersUntitledDesigning Quality in, Not Inspecting It Out
Design for Six Sigma Training in Czechia teaches you to design new products, services and processes that meet customer requirements and reach Six Sigma quality levels from the very first design decision. Built on Design for Six Sigma (DFSS), the course follows the DMADV roadmap, Define, Measure, Analyse, Design and Verify, and the tools that make it work: Voice of the Customer, CTQ flow-down, Quality Function Deployment, Pugh concept selection, Design FMEA and robust design. Unlike DMAIC, which improves processes that already exist, DFSS designs quality in from the start, so defects are prevented rather than fixed after launch. That matters in Czechia, where automotive, electronics and precision engineering employers compete on first-time-right design. This one-day programme suits design and systems engineers, R&D professionals, new product development managers, quality engineers and Six Sigma practitioners who want to add the design side of Six Sigma to their toolkit. No prior DFSS knowledge is assumed. Build the skills to design it right first time with Invensis Learning.










