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Question Transactional six sigma - Is anyone working in the field of transactional 6 sigma?
i am planning to do a certification in transactional six sigma.
Is anyone working in the field of transactional 6 sigma ?
My background has always been automotive manufacturing/quality/supplier quality. Do financial companies that use 6 sigma or healthcare hire people with such experience ?

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It is basically six sigma principles applied to Financial sector or anything that involves a give-take transaction. Pizza delivery, bank, walmart etc
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I've never heard of 'Transactional' six sigma before. Anyone else?
Here's a QD article on the subject: Six Sigma for the Service Sector
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