SIX SIGMA
&
80/20 RULE
SIX SIGMA:
Six Sigma is a data-driven management methodology focused on improving process
quality and efficiency by identifying and eliminating defects. The goal is to reduce
variation and achieve no more than 3.4 defects per million opportunities, which
corresponds to 99.99966% accuracy.
80/20 Rule:
The 80/20 rule means 80% of results come from 20% of the effort or causes. It's
also called the Pareto Principle.
EXAMPLE: 20% of customers bring 80% of the sales.
SIX SIGMA:
Company
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Source
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Engro Corporation
Improve product quality, reduce defects, and
optimize manufacturing processes
Engro Six Sigma Launch (LinkedIn)
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Unilever Pakistan
Enhance production efficiency, reduce process
variation, and improve supply chain operations
Unilever Six Sigma Training (ICBMS Panel) •
Unilever Clients List (6sigma.us)
Lucky Core Industries
Eliminate waste, reduce process inefficiencies,
and increase operational savings
LSS Program Launch - Official PDF
Pakistan Tobacco Company (PTC)
Maintain high manufacturing standards,
reduce defects, and ensure global quality
compliance
PTC Green Belt Mention (Scribd Report)
Fauji Fertilizer Company (FFC)
Drive operational excellence, improve process
control, and train leadership in Six Sigma
FFC Six Sigma Training (LinkedIn)
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Purpose of Using Six Sigma
80/20 Rule OR Pareto Principle:
EXAMPLE :
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In sales, companies often find that 20% of their products generate 80% of their profits.
So instead of promoting every product equally, they focus on the top-selling 20% — saving
time, money, and boosting growth.
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In school or exams, 20% of the topics often cover 80% of the paper.
So students who focus on those key topics usually perform much better with less effort —
proving the power of the 80/20