Relaunching Lean Six Sigma with action research
5 failure factors provide insights to a follow-up improvement plan
By Tres Bishop, Kingsley A. Reeves Jr., Troy A. Montgomery and Ana Carolina Léo
Much has been reported on the critical
success and critical failure factors associated
with Lean Six Sigma implementations. In
contrast, very little has been said that is
particularly focused on the antecedents
of successful Lean Six Sigma implementations that have
followed a previous failed implementation attempt. Such
relaunches face unique challenges to success versus initial
implementations.
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