Six Sigma is a powerful methodology that can be applied to improve business processes. It is a structured approach to reduce variations from any process be it manufacturing, sales, marketing, IT, BPO, accounting or purchasing. Variation in any process happens to be the root cause which eventually leads to defects and customer dissatisfaction. Implementation of Six Sigma helps to remove these variations from the process thereby improving the costs, quality and eventual customer satisfaction.

A new CU-Boulder study of a space-age, low-gravity training machine led by Associate Professor Rodger Kram, (pictured here) shows the machine significantly reduced impacts on muscles and joints of study subjects.

eXample Consulting Group is pleased to announce the launch of its immensely practical "LEAN SIX SIGMA BLACK BELT CERTIFICATION" public workshops for the benefit of organizations and experienced working professionals.

New portal to offer employees greater access to accredited Project, Programme and Service Management training.

Local people who want to enhance their career prospects can now study for a qualification in management, through a new part-time course at the University of Bath starting on Monday 24 September.

Microsoft, HP and OnForce have formed a unique collaboration to create a learning and certification solution for OnForce’s community of more than 10,000 IT service providers. The learning solution, which launches this month, is a one-stop resource for OnForce service providers to obtain training and validation on the latest Microsoft technologies.

World Bank Supports Indonesia’s Teacher Improvement Program through New US$86 million Program

The new program provides on-site and online learning for relief workers to improve technology skills and increase emergency response capacity.

The Securities and Exchange Commission announced on June 14 that it has completed a comprehensive Capital Market Development and Oversight Training Program in the Middle East, held in Manama, Bahrain, from June 3-6.

Two training events will be held this month to help letter of credit practitioners prepare to use ICC's revised rules on documentary credits, also known as UCP 600, which take effect on 1 July 2007.

I can tell you exactly what happened. Poor management. Unfortunately we're experiencing this just about everywhere, whether at a local establishment or a chain. Management is just not taking the time to properly train and supervise its staff. What happened to Michelle's is a prime example of this problem.