Six Sigma projects look for ways to improve or correct problems in an organization's operations. The DMAIC process streamlines and organizes this process into defined steps: Define, Measure,...

Six Sigma projects look for ways to improve or correct problems in an organization's operations. The DMAIC process streamlines and organizes this process into defined steps: Define, Measure, Analyze Improve, and Control The "A" in DMAIC stands for Analyze. The "Analyze" phase of the Six Sigma problem solving cycle involves looking for the root cause of any problem or issue or situation. As your textbook notes, in this phase, the Six Sigma team looks to "validate a cause and effect relationship between the key process input variables and the key process output variables." (Six Sigma, page 112) One of the techniques used in this Analyze phase is brainstorming. In this brainstorming process, a team of people engage in a free flow of ideas and information. In the brainstorming process, there are no right or wrong answers or responses. All ideas generated during brainstorming should be organized after the session ends. .As an introduction, present the problem or situation you selected .Present the six reasons as to why this problem exists that you consider to be the most valio Rank these reasons in order of importance or priority. Justify your decisions. Describe the benefit(s) of dealing with or correcting these causes. Again, justify your decisions. ma manager. Critique your classmates' problems and situations. What additional reasons might you As you and the other teams discuss the brainstorming sessions, assume you are the Six Sig add to their brainstorming session? Explain why you agree or disagree with their rankings Select one situation or problem from the following list: YOU MUST USE 2 SOURCES AND CITE THEM . Why a computer hard drive might malfunction . Why a customer may not like the service at a retail clothing store . Why a customer may not like ordering on a virtual website Why an ECPI student may fail a class . Why a customer may be displeased with his or her cell phone plan . Why a patient may change doctors . Why a customer may not conduct online banking . Why a customer may be unhappy with calling technical support . Why a car won't start . Why a customer waits too long to be served in a restaurant . Why the crime rate is high in an area neighborhood Why a printer might malfunction