Six Sigma | Project Management & Lean Six Sigma Go Together | Green Belt 2.0® | fkiQuality HD

2 similarities and 2 differences between PM and LSS show us what to learn from these complementary methods.
Timestamps:
0:39 - First Similarity Between PM & LSS - Complementary
1:04 - PM & LSS are Complementary Slide
1:38 - Second Similarity Between PM & LSS - More Effective Together
1:48 - First PM Concept - LSS Projects Structured in Stages
3:26 - Second PM Concept - LSS Projects launched by Champions or Sponsors
4:43 - Third PM Concept - LSS Projects are lead by a Project Manager
5:21 - Project Lead is Supported by the Organization
6:07 - First Difference Between PM & LSS - LSS Project Start with Problems
7:32 - Second Difference Between PM & LSS - LSS Projects Emphasize Finding the Solution
8:14 - Possible Outcome: Change Project Direction
8:56 - Possible Outcome: Stop the Project
9:25 - Possible Outcome: Split the Project
9:50 - Possible Outcome - (Temporarily) Refocus on Quick Wins
11:00 - LSS Project Emphasize finding a Solution
11:20 - LSS & PM Go Together Summary

[@BeatriceDosu]

It is very interesting to learn the similarities and differences between Lean Six Sigman and Project Management and very striking how the two complement each other and play a very vital role in an institution. Maintaining a well skilled and well-informed Lean Six Sigma and Project Management teams will sure be a lifeline for a company that wants to thrive and/grow for a really long time.

[@Music1234Man]

Before watching this video, I didn't think there were many differences between the two. But they overlap quite a bit and they really can learn a lot from each other.

[@Kacerx1]

Greenbelt is an Intermediate for the Project Manager who brings structure and discipline to the project. Great information!

[@ChristopherStefan]

It was interesting to see some of the similarities and differences between PMP and LSS. It seems that while both practices complement each other, at its core LSS is used to find solutions and PMP is used to implement solutions.

[@skiz007]

Beautiful. Great information. As an information security professional, I am planning on getting into management and I am struggling between which one I should go for first. PMP or Six Sigma.

[@mremann893]

Well I guess I know what class I need next! Very informative. Thank you for the video.

[@Yrl1966]

Since I just finished a Project Management course and am currently learning the LSS methodology its interesting to see how they are interrelated and there is a very "fine dance" that must be conducted for them to flow operationally and produce successful outcomes for the business. Key point in the video was understanding when to use one, the other or how they be both complimentary. I can see how if the processes aren't managed well...more confusion and inefficiencies can be created.

[@jennifersacksteder9846]

I like how the video discusses how it shows how these go together and how the champions will select and identify projects to make the phased sequence of projects.

[@gabriellejacobson2143]

Good content. I will go back and rewatch again to get deeper understanding.

[@ryannew907]

Good info, I see this helping or complimenting one another nicely, thanks for sharing this!

[@jenniferb5322]

This video outlined many of the PM skills I currently use in order to complete process improvement projects and impressed upon me that it will be useful to enhance those PM skills to grow professional. Also, this course is teaching the terminology and methodology needed for successful process improvement (DMAIC, SIPOC, TIMWOODS, Gates, etc.).

[@alexissmoot6291]

I can see the overlap between project management and lean/six sigma. There are plenty of overlapping method that can be used by LSS green belts and project managements.

[@nathanstratton7918]

Both complement one another but PMs help carry out the process with defined measurements where as six sigma use steps to figure out the problem that is not already established

[@nikiansell9949]

I definitely see how these go hand in hand. It would be nice to get notes or links to other videos that go into greater detail on other items covered for beginners that weren't written out (only discussed), like the charter, A3, and DMAIC.

[@julianmcdonough1590]

Hopefully you are going to teach the Project Management class this fall. I learned so much in Lean Six Sigma.

[@yunielcarmona3377]

the two just go together so perfectly

[@michaelparks8673]

Project management and lean six sigma are complementary and both are vital to improving processes of a company

[@jdpatt904]

I cant possibly see how the two could work without the other. Without management skills good luck with implementing changes

[@karimerrills207]

The similarities show how LSS & PM are vital to the overall improvement of a company and utilizing both can assist with meeting the overall objective by improving the process once the solution has been identified.

[@keithbryant5369]

I understand that these two thing compliment each other but is one more profitable than the other?

[@SSMB-vl4fz]

Which one is more profitable for the learner?

[@jasonglatz232]

Project management and Lean Six Sigma flow together in many different ways. Both will utilize a charter and the project manager and Lean manager will lead this function.

[@gabriellejacobson2143]

Better understanding on the 2nd viewing.

[@HangarClippers]

Joseph Tshulos this was way I wanted to get my LEAN Six Sigma

[@domingomoccia2038]

Both skills should be acquired to have all the tools required to improve any process

[@dwartneywortham2353]

I have always deal with project manager and a lot of time they do not work well with others help it only have to be their way.

[@drtonyburns7321]

"Six Sigma Champions are con men " “All you have is smoke and mirrors” - Creator of Six Sigma, Mikel Harry

[@mayraambriz9894]

Project management and lean six sigma complement each others trends

[@slee3249]

project management and lean six sigma complement each other so they can improve the company's current processes