DMAIC (Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, Control) is a structured, data-driven process improvement methodology that identifies gaps and ensures sustained solutions in organizations.
Originally part of Six Sigma, DMAIC is widely used in various methodologies like Lean and Agile, demonstrating its relevance across industries for continuous improvement.
The DMAIC framework not only identifies the root cause of problems but also emphasizes the implementation and control of long-term solutions to foster sustained outcomes.
In the decade starting in 1987, Motorola implemented Six Sigma and achieved $14 billion in savings, showcasing the significant impact of quality improvement measures.
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