Six Sigma Training Materials

What specifically are you looking for – Overview/ Champion/ GB/ BB/ MBB training, or phase-specific (DMAICL), or anything and everything?
I worked for AlliedSignal (re: one of your examples) during the “Storming” and “Norming” years of Six Sigma (in the Aerospace manufacturing; Marketing, Sales & Service, and Information Technology business units).
Now, I don’t know about selling you the actual training (I have it, but I’m not so sure about the legalities of that), but I have developed a kind of “dummies” training that takes all the learnings I have had with Six Sigma from different world-class (and not-so-world-class) companies I have worked for and with and consolodated the “best-of” into a plain-english (but highly effective) training series.
Email me for additional information. I’ve developed the training (manuals, instructors notes, etc.), and am currently writing to book format (hopeful for a 2002 release).

hi
I have the complete set of black belt material.for further information mail me on [email protected]
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Your “dummies” platform is very appealing. I am just new to the sixsigma concept and at the sponge stage. I have been working in the training area for the last 10+ years and have made a recent move to quality. It appears as though I may have to teach more dummies along the way so can you tell me more about what you have compiled thus far.
Regards, Mike

Whatever the “reason” you want the materials for or by however “means” you plan to obtain them…..
Most materials are copyrighted and most employees have legal proprietary agreements with their employers with regard to the “sharing” of information – Six Sigma training materials notwithstanding.
Take heed folks – before you send “Dan the man” or should I say “Bootleg Dan” any materials – be aware of the (legal) consequences.
 

If I sat on my duff all day and received training material, I would not be paranoid.
Instead, I develop the material and, indeed, am paranoid

Interesting…I could have sworn you previously said you were offering to pay for used training materials…
“I’m a collector of Process/Quality Improvement training materials.  Does anyone know where I can purchase used, formal Six Sigma training materials (e.g. GE training, AlliedSignal training, etc.)?”
At any rate, I have to agree with ‘paranoid Bob’.  If there is so much of this useful information already out on the web, feel free to go cut and paste. 
    

May You send me a copy of materials you minssioned on my mail [email protected]
thanks in advance

I have original material from Motorola. When Mikal Harry first joinrd Motorola he owned his own company called Research Dynamics and the SS process was called Process Characterization. I have that.
I have one of Mario Perez Wilson’s original versions of his first book “Machine Process Capability.” It is marked up from where Gary Cone and I did some proof reading for Mario.
Greg Brue and I consulted with Allied Automotive from Wave 1 on. In Wave one there was very little material. We used Box, Hunter and Hunter, & Grant and Levenworth & Juran and Gryna. I do have some of the later stuff.
I have the original stuff we began GE with (I even have a letter from Gary Reiner splitting up 8 of the GE sectors between Greg Brue, Gary Cone and me).
You can contact me at [email protected].

If all this stuff on the material is really to understand the variation in training material there are some people you should speak with.
The first person would be John Hathaway at Six Sigma Qualtec. John actually had to share an office with Mikal Harry at Motorola. He knows all the material from our days at Motorola up through the current Qualtec stuff. I think John sat out the Allied deployment but he was around for GE (Med Systems).
Scot Ashby just left SSQ but was the VP of product Development and also came from Motorola. He knows a lot of the history as well. He lives in Phoenix area.
Shar Stocker has worked on or prepared material for almost everyone in the business. She goes back to Motorola as well. Probably the best versed in how material should be written to make it presentable. Also a great standup trainer. She is working with Greg Brue at Six Sigma Consultants Company (http://www.SixSigmaCo.com).
Linus Kelly also at SixSigmaco is an excellent source. Linus was one of our early BB’s at Allied. He had a lot to do with the Allied, SSI, SSQ, and the SSC materials.
Barbara Wheat at Ingersol Rand will add a different perspective. She wrote and delivered and did site support pretty much by herself this year at an IR division. A disertation away from a Phd is education. She is as good as anyone around on Lean so she steps back from the “purist” stuff around the stats.
Rob Tripp at SSQ is probably one of the longest practicing transaction guys around. He was one of the wave 1 guys at Allied Automotive. He came out of accounting. Definately worth talking to.
If you think you can do a through job with just agendas you will miss a lot of stuff. Through the SSI to SSQ stuff there have been a lot of additions and deletions under larger topics such as Advanced Regression and Advanced DOE. If you read the agenda only you would miss when EVOP and Steepest Ascent were added. If you really want to do the job correctly (assuming you have bought into the no defect idea) you need the material.