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Quiz 9 – Black Belt Project Completion
What should a Six Sigma project demonstrate at completion?
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Measurable financial or strategic benefits
Only the number of meetings
Only training sessions
Only project documents
Which is an example of a cost-saving benefit?
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Reducing resource consumption or poor-quality costs
Increasing meetings
Increasing documentation
Increasing stakeholders
What does an efficiency gain represent?
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Increase in project scope
Improvement in productivity, cycle time, capacity or resource use
Increase in paperwork
Increase in team size
What does ROI relate?
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Financial return to the investment required
Variation to complaints
Training hours to duration
Defect rate to sampling frequency
Why should baseline and after-improvement data be documented?
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To provide evidence of the project's measurable benefit
To increase scope
To eliminate financial review
To replace the Control Plan
What is a key purpose of Change Management?
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To replace statistical analysis
To help improvements become accepted and sustained
To calculate capability
To define measurement variation
What can resistance to change indicate?
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Uncertainty, concern, lack of understanding or implementation barriers
Guaranteed project failure
Statistical significance
Measurement capability
What is the purpose of stakeholder analysis?
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To identify affected or influential individuals and groups
To calculate ROI
To determine capability
To calculate control limits
What should effective change communication explain?
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Why the change is needed, what is changing and what support is available
Only the project cost
Only the completion date
Only the statistical method
Which tool is identified for managing organizational change?
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Kotter's 8-Step Change Model
Gage R&R
CUSUM
SIPOC
What does adoption indicate?
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Whether the project has a budget
Whether a process map exists
Whether a control chart exists
Whether people are actually using and following the improved process
Why is project documentation important?
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It supports transparency and repeatability
It eliminates process control
It prevents all future variation
It replaces stakeholder communication
What does an SOP define?
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The standard method for performing the process
Financial return
Stakeholder list
Statistical significance
What is the purpose of capturing lessons learned?
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To increase scope
To capture knowledge useful for future work
To replace training
To eliminate ownership
Why is document ownership important?
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It defines who maintains and reviews important documents
It determines ROI
It identifies capability
It replaces closure review
What is the purpose of version control?
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To help prevent conflicting old and new instructions
To calculate savings
To identify customer requirements
To determine sample size
What is the purpose of formal project closure?
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To confirm that objectives, results, controls and documentation have been appropriately addressed
To restart Define
To eliminate ownership
To remove documentation
What does handover accomplish?
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Transfers ownership and operating responsibility to the process owner
Transfers ownership permanently to the sponsor
Removes organizational responsibility
Ends all monitoring
Why is recognition included in project completion?
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To calculate ROI
To acknowledge meaningful project contributions
To replace the closure checklist
To determine statistical significance
Which sequence best represents Black Belt project completion?
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Validate benefits → manage adoption → document results and controls → hand over ownership and close the project
Select project → collect data → perform MSA → begin DMAIC
Map process → conduct DOE → perform FMEA → select stakeholders
Identify waste → create SIPOC → conduct Gage R&R → calculate capability