The office of Global Outreach and Extended Education has continued to expand Arizona State University’s presence in Costa Rica through the avenues of STEM education to secondary school boys and girls and workforce development opportunities in the medical device industry and beyond.
Begun in the mid-1980s, Lean and Six Sigma methodologies have been in place to educate on reducing cycle time and eliminating waste, and creating near perfect results consistently to achieve satisfaction. Arizona State University offers a portfolio of Lean and Six Sigma programs for Yellow, Green and Black Belts.
CES Las Vegas 2020 saw the introduction of a large number of smart products for home, personal, commercial and industrial use. Many technologies for wireless communications, IoT, UAVs and robotics, home automation, and for electric and autonomous vehicles were introduced as well as for digital consumer electronic products.
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We as consumers witness experiments daily, most without realizing. If you’ve ever received an email seemingly out-of-the blue with a 15% off coupon to a retailer that you haven’t visited in a while, you’ve likely been part of an experiment. Whether or not we jump at the opportunity provides data to the company on if the experiment was successful and if not, what could be the c
Over the summer, Global Outreach and Extended Education in partnership with Fulton Schools of Engineering Office of Academic and Student Affairs, welcomed over 200 newly accepted and returning graduate students in ASU’s Fulton Schools of Engineering to participate in the online Lean Six Sigma Green Belt certification.
For several years, the office of Global Outreach and Extended Education at Arizona State University has offered a portfolio of Lean and Six Sigma professional certifications. Led by engaged and highly experienced Lean and Six Sigma practitioners, these programs offer a wealth of knowledge and tools to be implemented by professionals in their careers and beyond.
In a world defined by constant and complex change, the team at Arizona State University’s Office of Global Outreach and Extended Education, or GOEE, is dynamically expanding opportunities for professional development and knowledge advancement.
Dr. Esma Gel is no stranger to uncertainty. In fact, she enjoys building data tools that explicitly consider how to manage it.
Businesses are always striving to be better, faster and more efficient. The ultimate goal is achieving Six Sigma — or less than 3.4 defects out of a million iterations of a process, or as close to perfect as is reasonably possible. The leaders responsible for making this happen require a mastery of statistics, technology and management.
