Lean Six Sigma White Belt Training | SixCamp Module 1 [2026]

Watch the full Lean Six Sigma White Belt Course here:    • Complete Lean Six Sigma White Belt Courese...   This video is Module 1 of our SixCamp training (Understanding Six Sigma 1.0). While this content comes from our advanced Black Belt library, we are releasing it as a comprehensive White Belt foundation for beginners. You will learn the history of Quality (from the Quasar TV failure to General Electric), the statistical definition of Sigma (Standard Deviation), and why we aim for 3.4 Defects Per Million Opportunities (DPMO). Dave specifically covers the "Fruit Tree" analogy for low-hanging fruit and how to define the "Voice of the Customer" (VOC) vs. the "Voice of the Employee" (VOE). We will be publishing our complete white belt training throughout the next week. To get full access to our industry leading training, visit OpenSourceSixSigma.com This video covers the theory. To get the project tools, templates, and official Yellow, Green, or Black Belt Watch Module 2 (Process Mapping, COPQ & RTY ) here:    • Lean Six Sigma White Belt Training | Proce...   Timestamps 0:00 - Intro: Dave Dupree & Motorola History 02:51 - What does "Sigma" actually mean? (Standard Deviation) 06:47 - The Normal Curve (68%, 95%, 99.7% Rule) 08:47 - The "Sigma Level" Scale (1 to 6) 11:08 - The Cost of Poor Quality (COPQ) 13:25 - The DMAIC Framework Explained 18:13 - The "Fruit Tree" Analogy (Low-Hanging Fruit) 22:09 - The Origin Story: Motorola, Bob Galvin & Quasar TV 33:44 - Phase 1: The Define Phase Checklist 52:47 - The Golden Formula: Y = f(x) 59:19 - Practical Exercise: The Tailgate Party (Y=f(x) applied) 1:09:26 - Belt Levels Explained (Yellow, Green, Black, Master) 1:32:00 - Leadership Roles & Management Support #LeanSixSigma #ProcessImprovement #SixSigmaWhiteBelt #SixCamp #DMAIC