The European Six Sigma Club (ESSC) is modernizing its brand image. From now on, it will have a new logo and a new corporate design. The previous logo will be replaced by a clear word mark. It is complemented by the slogan “Practical – Efficient – Innovative”, which is used flexibly in communication. The updated image reflects the broader focus
KOBLENZ – The rapid progress of digitalization is not only having a strong impact on society, but also on tried-and-tested management approaches. Leading company representatives from all over Germany discussed how business processes can be further optimized against this backdrop at the annual closed conference of the European Six Sigma Club Deutschland e.V. (ESSC-D) in the Model Factory at Koblenz
Every year, the European Six Sigma Club Deutschland e.V. (ESSC-D) honors scientific work that deals with the application of the Six Sigma methodology. To this end, it looks for the best work on the further development of the Six Sigma methodology at German-speaking universities and colleges. In 2018, the gold award went to Elisa Wirthmann from Friedrich-Alexander University (FAU) in
Six Sigma is an established method in process improvement. Companies are currently undergoing rapid change as a result of Industry 4.0, digitalization, the Internet of Things and Big Data. This also has an impact on the Six Sigma approach. In particular, what a Six Sigma specialist will need to know and be able to do in the future. The European
The European Six Sigma Club e.V. (ESSC-D) has extended the submission period for the German Six Sigma Award to the whole year. Work received by September 30, 2018 and completed in the last 24 months will be entered into the 2018 competition. Work submitted after this date will automatically be entered into the competition for the following year. “Students can
At the annual conference of the European Six Sigma Club Germany (ESSC-D) on 8 and 9 March 2018 in Bad Kissingen, the focus was on the two key topics of resource conservation and digitalization. Over 100 experts from all over Germany discussed these topics with the speakers. In his presentation, Viktor Becker from the Association of German Engineers (VDI) explained
The European Six Sigma Club Deutschland e.V. (ESSC-D) and the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Qualität e.V. (DGQ) support the German government’s resource efficiency initiative. Together with the IHK Ostwürttemberg and the VDI Centre for Resource Efficiency, they organized a full day of information, presentations and discussions in Heidenheim in November to show how easy it is for companies to achieve more
Every year, the European Six Sigma Club Deutschland e.V. (ESSC-D) awards prizes for scientific work on the Six Sigma methodology. To this end, it looks for the best papers at German-speaking universities and colleges that contribute to the further development of the Six Sigma methodology. In 2017, Alexandra Polzmacher from Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU) won the gold award for “Media density
At an innovation workshop in July, Master Black Belts from the European Six Sigma Club Germany (ESSC-D) developed perspectives for innovation management. The event was organized by the Berlin-based consultancy Tom Spike. The participants from the automotive, mechanical engineering, optics, telecommunications, university and consulting sectors discussed ways in which innovations can be better developed through a structured approach. In this
The European Six Club Germany e.V. (ESSC-D) is organizing the seventh annual German Six Sigma Award and is looking for the best scientific papers on the further development of the Six Sigma methodology. All relevant papers can be submitted with immediate effect. The closing date for entries is September 30, 2017. Every year, the ESSC-D awards prizes for new approaches
