Introduction
One of the most important things to do in strategic planning is to align Lean Six Sigma efforts with the organization’s overarching strategic goals. Identifying where and how Lean Six Sigma efforts can support organizational goals, vetting this alignment with organizational leadership, and communicating the alignment to staff serves to strengthen the Lean Six Sigma Program.
Course Objectives of Lean Six Sigma in Quality Management and Public Relations
- Examine the development of Corporate Affairs tools
- Understand how to develop and coordinate strategy, plans, and tactics
- Evaluate the use of research
- Define and understand Six Sigma and why it is necessary to sustain business improvement
- Apply the DMAIC problem-solving method
- Explain the role of Six Sigma in customer service and continual improvement
Lean Six Sigma in Quality Management and Public Relations Course Outlines
Day 1
Definitions of Six Sigma
- What is Six Sigma and What Does Sigma Mean?
- History of Six Sigma
- Six Sigma in Customer Service
- Effects of Six Sigma on Customer Satisfaction and VOC
- Levels of Sigma Performance
- The Kano Model and Quality Function Deployment
Day 2
Implementing Six Sigma
- The Methodology
- The DMAIC Stages (Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, and Control)
- Statistical Analysis in Six Sigma
- Sigma as a Metric
- Sources of Variation
- Calculation of Process Capability and Sigma Level
- The Commute Example
Day 3
Six Sigma Tool Box
- Control Charts
- Pareto Charts
- Cause and Effect Diagrams
- Why-Why Diagrams
- Scatter Diagrams
- Deployment of Six Sigma
- Project Selection and Charter Importance
- Leadership and Employee Involvement
- Corporate Commitment: 10 Questions for Leaders
- Selection of Six Sigma Projects: Guidelines
Day 4
The Power of Communication
- Programme overview, design, and options
- Opening exercise: goal setting
- The Big Picture: overview and PR strategy
- From the Inside Out: Crafting Consistent Messages
- The expectations of employees and employers
- Understanding audiences: segmenting and prioritising
- Plotting the stakeholder communication journey
Day 5
Risks & Threats: Their Identification and Management
- Planning for the unexpected
- Using communication activities to manage risk to reputation
- Corporate Communications / PR in the Corporate Mix
- Media Relations best practices
- Effective event management
- Powerful and Persuasive Planning
- 10 stages of PR planning
- Using market research to plan PR activities
- Developing measurable objectives for activities
Credits: 5 credit per day
Course Mode: full-time
Provider: Blackbird Training Centre
