#process improvement

Does anyone else think Six Sigma just complicates engineering without adding real value?

How do factories keep from messing up when making millions of items?

Are Six Sigma black belts mostly useless bureaucratic gatekeepers in modern engineering?

Does lean manufacturing actually work for businesses with under 20 employees?

Is switching to lean manufacturing actually worth it for small shops?

How do you choose between lean manufacturing and Six Sigma without falling for corporate hype?

Should industrial engineers stop chasing innovation and just focus on making existing systems more reliable?

Which industrial engineering tool would you recommend for a total beginner?

Do industrial engineers overcomplicate simple production problems just to justify their jobs?