I wrote a pair of articles for BR Community on Decision Management and Six Sigma:
Enjoy.
Here’s how Decision Management and Six Sigma go together
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Excellent articles James, thank you for sharing. I found them simple to follow and easy to understand, a good overview for those interested in an excellent overview of Six Sigma.