Lean Six Sigma and Minitab (6th Edition): The Complete Toolbox Guide for Business Improvement Paperback – January 1, 2020

Great detailed book. Just finished my black belt and wanted a cheat book doing the first project. This is perfect. Not only is the DMAIC process step by step explained, it shows you all the tricks with minitab in the same time. This is more like a folder not a book, which comes in handy going through the material. I would buy it again.

Been using earlier versions of this Toolbox Guide for at least a decade. Bought a copy of the current version to share with a young employee that I mentor and bought another to replace my older version.

Awesome book. Updated, and with more content and easier to work and understand.

I had to order this for a Six Sigma class and it doesn't a great job of explaining the DMAIC process and how to use helpful tools in MiniTab. Quality was good, I did find that some of the pages in the very beginning came out of the spiral but could be placed back in easily.

I wish I had this book prior to going to Green Belt Training. Very beneficial.

It is well structured and easy to use; I like the flowchart that helps readers determine which test to use in particular.

A work of art. If you are serious about Lean Six Sigma, you must have this book.

This is a great reference for Lean and six sigma folks. I recommend it highly.

Absolutely complete. Very practical… illustrated and not overly conplexified concepts. A great tool and companion! Reference material at its best!

This is the book to have for a detailed understanding of Lean Six Sigma and or to prepare for a Lean Six Sigma green belt certification.It explains you simply and very clearly the DMAIC methodology while helping you identify pitfalls and giving you all the necessary tools to be able to implement it. Better late than never, I received the book and it is very useful to me.

This is a must own for anyone who uses Minitab in real world applications. Practical approaches in user-friendly language with great examples. True to the DMAIC methodology, this book is laid out in a sequence that explains toolset applications in the order in which they would be used in practice. Not too deep, not to shallow. Excellent resource for those of us whose brains are not naturally wired for high-powered, statistically-based materials.

Simple and right to what you need

By far the best data analysis reference book I have come across. My colleagues keep borrowing it!