Design For Six Sigma
Designing Innovative, High-Performance Solutions
Develop the skills to turn stakeholder requirements into innovative, high-performance products, services, and systems.
2
Days
or
15
Hours
Pricing
1570 €
excl. VAT
Open Enrollment Remote
1720 €
excl. VAT
Open Enrollment In-Person
On Request
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In-Company
Small group sessions (maximum 12 participants).
Interactive learning approach with exercises, case studies, and serious games.
Complete training kit included (manuals and materials).
Session recordings available for remote participants for review and reinforcement.
Official LSSx.0 reference books included.
Recognized LSSx.0™ Design For Six Sigma certification.
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Target Audience
All sectors — industry and services
This Design for Six Sigma training course is designed for:
Product Managers and professionals responsible for developing new products or services
Research and Development, Design, and Product Development Engineers
Quality Managers, Quality Engineers, and Reliability Engineers
Systems Engineers, Business Analysts, and IT Architects
Project Managers and continuous improvement professionals involved in design and development initiatives
Prerequisites: No specific prerequisites.
Learning Objectives
6 objectives, developed over the 2 days.
Days 1 and 2
01
Understand how Design for Six Sigma supports the design of new products, services, and processes
02
Learn how to capture and structure customer needs using the Voice of the Customer (VoC) approach
03
Translate customer expectations into Critical-to-Quality (CTQ) specifications
04
Deploy customer requirements into product or service features using Quality Function Deployment (House of Quality)
05
Apply structured innovation tools such as TRIZ and concept selection methods
06
Define technical requirements and solution specifications ensuring long-term performance and customer satisfaction
Training Program
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Design for Six Sigma Foundations
Principles of Design for Six Sigma
Overview of the LSSx.0 design methodology (DIDBO)
Customer-driven design principles
Understanding Customer Needs
Voice of the Customer (VoC)
Identifying and structuring customer needs
Kano analysis and prioritization
Definition of Critical-to-Quality (CTQ) characteristics
Translating Needs into Design Requirements
Functional analysis of products and services
Translating CTQs into technical requirements
Quality Function Deployment (House of Quality)
Innovation and Concept Design
Concept generation techniques
Solution evaluation and selection
Introduction to TRIZ for solving design contradictions
From Requirements to Solution Design
Requirements flowdown (Y = f(X))
Definition of solution specifications
Preparing implementation and operational parameters
Learning Experience
Experiential & Inductive Learning Approach
Case-based application of DFSS tools
Structured innovation workshops
Practical exercises on requirement translation and solution evaluation
Interactive Learning Environment
Collaborative sessions encouraging cross-functional thinking
Small-group discussions and structured decision-making exercises
Tools & Materials
DFSS templates and decision matrices
Training materials provided in PDF format
Certification
The Design For Six Sigma certification is awarded upon successful completion of the official examination.
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Examination Format
Online, closed-book exam with remote video monitoring.
Design For Six Sigma examination: 25 multiple-choice questions – 50 minutes.
Available in French or English.
Scheduling & Pass Criteria
Exams must be completed within six months of training.
Minimum passing score: 60%.
One retake is permitted in the event of failure.
After a second unsuccessful attempt, a new exam must be purchased to retake the assessment.
