Title: A Great Book For Insomniacs--It Will Put You to Sleep
Review: This book starts out discussing how powerful Six Sigma is and ways companies have used to realize huge cost savings. Unfortunately, it doesn't ever get rolling. Midway through it gets tedious and boring waiting for the author to get to some point where something in the way of techniques is actually discussed.Better choice is Six Sigma Statistics Made Easy. It gets going from the start and actually teaches techniques. The essential statistical tools are not at all difficult.As for Six Sigma: The Mcgraw-Hill 36 Hour Course, spend your money on any other book about Six Sigma techniques and processes.
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