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The Scanlon Leadership Network is now offering member companies an online version of the Six Sigma Green Belt training program through
Accelper Consulting. The eight-week “GB_WEB” classes (pronounced “Jib-Web”), which were specially designed for Scanlon members, allow students increased flexibility at a reduced cost by conducting sessions primarily through the Internet.
“The Six Sigma methodology consists of measurements and tools that help individuals and companies achieve both personal and corporate objectives,” said Praveen Gupta, President,
Accelper Consulting, and author of The Six Sigma Performance Handbook: A Statistical Guide to Optimizing Results. “The Green Belt Internet training lets students attend online classes for shorter durations while they work on their own schedule, but still gives them access to guidance and support from an instructor,” he added. With the debut of GB_WEB students are now able to access the training from home or the office.
The Green Belt training is a simplified version of Accelper’s Black Belt training program aimed at employees of all experience levels.
“We make the Green Belts as proficient as the Black Belts by including a hands-on project as part of the training,” said Gupta. As Green Belt students learn comprehensive problem-solving techniques, they will still receive the advanced practical knowledge, but won’t need the same statistical background or experience with the Six Sigma formulas. “People shouldn’t be afraid of the jargon and the numbers,” added Gupta.
Scanlon President Paul Davis served as a catalyst in introducing the model when he requested that Accelper offer an online version of its already successful classroom program. The program, which is available at a reduced cost to Scanlon member companies, starts March 9. Those interested should contact the Scanlon Leadership Network for registration information.
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