T/CAQ 10203-2016 Six Sigma Project Evaluation Criteria

Scope

Scope: This standard proposes the basic dimensions and reference requirements for implementing and evaluating Six Sigma projects. This standard applies to all types of enterprises and organizations that implement Six Sigma management, providing a systematic framework and self-evaluation guidelines for organizations to implement and evaluate Six Sigma projects. Note: The Six Sigma projects referred to in this standard are Black Belt projects. The evaluation of Green Belt and Yellow Belt projects can be referenced to this standard. Main technical content: The implementation of Six Sigma projects is of great significance for cultivating Six Sigma management talents, promoting continuous improvement of enterprises, and obtaining practical economic benefits. Therefore, it is necessary to conduct a scientific and comprehensive evaluation of the results of Six Sigma projects, formulate incentive evaluation policies that suit the characteristics of the enterprise itself, and make the enterprise's improvement activities enter a virtuous cycle. Although various industries or enterprises have different requirements for Six Sigma projects, there are common evaluation rules that can be followed. This standard aims to provide enterprises with dimensions and systems for evaluating Six Sigma projects, help enterprises evaluate the projects they have implemented, and identify the highlights and areas for improvement in the projects, so as to further consolidate and promote the project results.

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