Lean Six Sigma Training: Define and Measure Phases

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Phases in Six Sigma, Define Phase, Measure Phase, Approach In Define and Measure Phase, Define and Measure Phase in Lean Six Sigma
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0:00 Introduction of Define & Measure Phase in Lean Six Sigma
4:32 Define Phase Approach
11:25 Some Tools from Define Phase
39:54 Exercise for Define Phase
40:51 Measure Phase Approach
52:40 Tools in Measure Phase
53:54 Some Concepts from the Measure Phase
1:07:53 Exercise from Measure Phase
1:11:15 Question & Answers
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[@wargokul]

Hi I want to know how to validate a goal statistically.. Pls make a video on that... My data is non normal... And type is minutes

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Thank you for the input and your valuable comments. If you can elaborate more on it, I can help you precisely.

[@wargokul]

@@learnandapply yes sir
I am doing g a project where my average handling time is 180 minutes
Now in define phase when we select a goal to reduce the aht by xx% to 150 min or 140 min.. How do we stastically validate if it even achievable or not....
My data is non normal...and as per my company project guidelines.. I have to do a hypothesis test here... Clearly stating a null and alternate hypothesis... I don't know what do hypothesis do I take here...