There is a strong connection between the way assembly lines are planned and organized, and common Six Sigma practices and principles. It should come as no surprise to anyone experienced in either of the two fields that there are some very strong positive implications in both directions, and it’s a good idea to understand the general idea behind assembly lines as a leader trying to implement lean principles in their organization. And to that end, Six Sigma offers a very powerful set of tools that can help you progress through the field at a rapid pace.

@ O. Peter following

Hi refer this book:

The Lean Six Sigma Pocket Toolbook: A Quick Reference Guide to 100 Tools for Improving Quality and Speed 1st Edition

by Michael L. George (Author), John Maxey (Author), David Rowlands (Author), Mark Price (Author)

Also refer this articles

Article A novel approach to lean six sigma project management: a con...

In 5 S >> output is work instruction for certain company that different from procedures in definition. So knowledge is monopolized for the company system not for employee. Work instruction for example in Mercedes is being updated due to benchmark with Jaguar company. Internal standard of each company is more stronger than international standards that have slow rate for updating due to rapid progress in most of fields.

I am working on a research to apply six sigma in controlling the quality of the products of an industrial company, I did a case study

The supervisor asked me to use machine learning in the search (eg orange tool)

Do you have ideas or suggestions ....

Now days keeping in view the trend of industry 4.0, the tools like cyber physical systems, big data analytics etc can be integrated in LSS to update it into LSS-4.0