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Six Sigma Black Belt Exam Prep

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A Six Sigma practitioner is likely to use advanced quantitative analysis to optimize business or industrial processes. Through process mapping and modeling, the practitioner can match the processes inherent to the project to multiple variables required by requirement or customer needs. This tool is also referred to the:
  1. capability-requirements analysis
  2. FMEA analysis
  3. capability-complexity analysis
  4. C&E analysis
Explanation
Answer: C - This tool is also referred to as the capability-complexity analysis (CCA).

Key Takeaway: Capability-complexity analysis (CCA) is a Six Sigma analytic tool that matches the capability an organization’s processes with the complex of products and services that are developed from these processes. CCA uses a number of quantitative, process mapping and modeling in order to optimize business or industrial processes.
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