The methods that underpin overall Six Sigma approach are split into two categories. The first, DMAIC (Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve and Control), is used to analyze and improve existing processes. The second, DMADV (Define, Measure, Analyze and Verify), is used to develop new processes that adhere to stringent deviation specifications of Six Sigma.

Obviously, closer you are to perfection, no matter how you define it, better off you are in any endeavor. In business world especially, competitive edge can be a razor thin line separating competitors in any market space. When it comes down to it, company that makes fewest mistakes is most successful.

Thus, processes of Six Sigma offers a competitive advantage to any company that can master its concepts—and to any individual trained to implement it.

Make Six Sigma Work for You Six Sigma training is recognized at two levels of certification reflecting expertise of individual. These categories are divided into Six Sigma Green Belts and Six Sigma Black Belts.

The Green Belt program introduces managers to fundamentals of Six Sigma methodology as well as how it apples to overall management structure. Green Belts have basic training of valuable skills that can be immediately applied to critical business processes.

The Six Sigma Black Belt is, as name suggests, a master of methodologies and practices of Six Sigma. They have full knowledge of DMAIC and DMADV methodologies and can implement them in a leadership role.

Obtaining your Green Belt or Black Belt in Six Sigma methodologies will make you more enticing to potential employers. So if you’re looking to boost your career in corporate world and gain some invaluable knowledge that will give you a leg up on competition, consider taking a Six Sigma program – such as one offered by Villanova University – today. It might just be break you’re looking for.

The book 'The Thirteenth Tribe' by Arthur Koestler tells a part of an alternative history in reference to Jewish people which makes interesting reading when one considers how Empires of Rome and Greece have dominated our 'his'-story. In actual fact safest and largest Empire during 'his'-story is Mongol empire created by Temujin. Why Marco Polo and other lies take precedence in popular opinion over reading or writing about this great man and Pax Tartaris is most instructive we think. We have more to say under Urumchi and Genghis as we proceed.