Six Sigma's DMAIC process is a particularly good vehicle for
A) improving performance when there are small variations in how well an activity is performed; if there are wide variations, then the DMADV process has to be used.
B) developing new processes or products at Six Sigma quality levels.
C) companies wanting to improve customer service; Six Sigma DMADV has to be used to improve manufacturing or assembly processes.
D) minimizing the number of company personnel which require Black Belt training and thus keeping the costs for Six Sigma use below $250,000 per task.
E) improving performance when there are wide variations in how well an existing activity is performed.
Answer: E