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A book review by Dr. Michael Slocum (not including Table of Contents or Table.) The TRIZ Journal is pleased to announce the publication of Design for Six Sigma: A Roadmap for Product Development. Drs. Kai Yang and Basem El-Haik have delivered a tremendous research effort that will support the successful implementation of DFSS for years to come. The book is organized into eighteen chapters. A table indicating the chapter content is included for your use. The book also has a section at the end that contains a list of acronyms and their extended forms. The usual collection of references may also be used to gather source materials for additional study. This work is an extensive collection of topics relevant to design and design optimization and forms an excellent referential basis for DFSS endeavors. The text is easy to read and understand and contains many examples for conceptreinforcement. An understanding of calculus and matrix math will be very helpful for certain sections of the book (as noted in the table above). Congratulations to the authors for their excellent reference work on the science of design. This text is the culmination and integration of several important areas of research. The integration of Axiomatic Design into most of the topics is a highlight of the text. Yang and El-Haik have published concepts that are included in this book in the TRIZ Journal3. The editors encourage the authors to continue and provide excellent works for our readers. I recommend this book to anyone who is serious about design and the integration of various design methodologies. The TRIZ Journal 20030813
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The attraction of Six Sigma is obvious - designs that work, fewer defects in manufacturing, lowered production costs, and greater customer satisfaction. With these pluses, it's no wonder the world's leading companies are adopting the Six Sigma approach to product development in ever-growing numbers. Now here's a powerful engineering resource that makes it easier to implement Six Sigma in new product and service development, one step at a time. Written by hands-on Six Sigma quality experts - who write with the excellence Six Sigma can help you achieve in your products and services - "Design for Six Sigma" provides unrivalled real-world new product development experience and priceless walkthroughs that help you choose the right design tools at every stage of product development.You get the detailed directions, careful comparisons, and worked-out calculations that make every step easier and make sense of every step. This trailblazing guide is the only resource that gives product and service designers, project and quality engineers, and Six Sigma trainers a true roadmap to product excellence, from customer requirements to customer satisfaction. Writing in a clear, easy-to-follow style, the authors provide: a systematic method for achieving world-class quality in product development and manufacturing; revealing inside-industry case studies; groundbreaking comparisons of traditional quality tools with newer approaches; focused examinations of engineering tools such as DOE (Design of Experiment), Taguchi Method, Axiomatic Design, and TRIZ (Theory for Inventive Problem-Solving).It also includes all the information, insights, and knowledge covered by the ASQ Black Belt examination. Starting with basic Introduction to Quality concepts, "Design for Six Sigma" goes on to deliver in-depth coverage of essential topics such as: fundamentals of Six Sigma; basic Six Sigma Statistical Tools; fundamentals of Experimental Data; Taguchi's Robust Parameter Design; tolerance design; introduction to Principles of Design; and much more. You'll also find a list of acronyms and a bibliography. Worth its weight in gold to any professional interested in the development of robust products, "Design for Six Sigma" is a tool you'll turn to again and again - and your quality and productivity is sure to reflect it.
