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 It began in 1986, when Bill Smith, a senior engineer and scientist at Motorola, introduced the concept of Six Sigma to standardize the way defects are counted. Six Sigma provided Motorola the key to addressing quality concerns throughout the organization, from manufacturing to support functions. The application of Six Sigma also contributed to Motorola winning the Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award in 1988.
Since then, the impact of the Six Sigma process on improving business performance has been dramatic and well documented by other leading global organizations which is why investing in Six Sigma programs is increasingly being looked upon as an unavoidable practice, even among mid-sized and smaller firms.
Today, Motorola continues to implement Six Sigma throughout its own enterprise, and extends the benefit of its Six Sigma expertise to other organizations worldwide through Motorola University
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