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Tree Diagrams for Six Sigma: Plain and Simple?
With the complexity of many of the tools in the Six Sigma kit, it is easy to look at tree diagrams as simple and routine. Experience shows, though, that there are pitfalls and frequently missed benefits. Follow these tips to make the most of four types of tree diagrams.
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