Quality Management with Lean Manufacturing

Objectives of the Study

• To study the current quality management processes where Lean Manufacturing and Six Sigma can be used.

• To analyze process waste and inefficiencies using lean manufacturing tools.

• To understand how combining Lean and Six Sigma helps reduce costs and improve quality.

• To evaluate how lean manufacturing improves production lead time and process flow.

• To examine how Six Sigma improves product consistency and meets customer requirements.

Research Design

Research design is the plan used to collect and analyze data. This study uses descriptive research to present a clear and accurate picture of the practices followed in the organization. The researcher uses surveys and fact-finding methods to collect information.

The study follows an ex post facto approach, where the researcher does not control the variables. The researcher uses statistical methods to maintain objectivity and analyze data easily. Simple tools such as averages and percentages help in understanding the results.

The study collects data from two sources:

1. Primary Data

2. Secondary Data

Type of Data Collected

The project follows this methodology:

• The researcher studies theoretical concepts related to the topic.

• The researcher conducts a questionnaire survey.

• The researcher analyzes the collected primary data.

• The researcher analyzes the collected secondary data.