Visio Process Shape Meanings How To Pass Your

I am really interested in determining the root of the discrepancy.

Process Map and Flow Chart Symbols Overview Start Stop: The start and stop point in the process is denoted by this symbol, and is often known as terminator.

Process Step: One of the most commonly used symbol in a process map, a process step denotes a task or activity of the process.

Decision: It denotes the points where decisions are needed in the process, or generally the phases where there are two options like yes no or pass fail.

Flow Line Connectors: The movement in the process is shown using the flow line connectors that shows the direction in which the process flows.

Storage: The storage and filling variables are shown using an inverse triangle Connectors: In order to draw many flow lines crossing each other and making the process map messy, connectors are used to show that one point connects with another.

Out- going off page connector: It serves as a connector to connect the process on the other page Sub-routine: It represents a formally predefined process.

Document: It represents the process steps that produce a document Data: The data with respect to the inputs and outputs are shown using this diagram.

Six Sigma Green Belt Process Map and Flow Chart Symbols Questions This section requires you to be a Pass Your Six Sigma Exam member.

Log in or Sign up in seconds with the buttons below Login to your account OR Enroll in Pass Your Six Sigma Exam Questions, comments, issues, concerns Please leave a note in the comments below Question: A Belt utilized a diamond symbol in a Process Map she created for the process that was subject to her LSS project.

By use of the diamond symbol she was showing a(n) point in the process.

A) Ending (B) Beginning (C) Decision (D) Repair station This section requires you to be logged in.

Question: Which of the following shapes is used to present a termination point in a flowchart (A) Rectangle (B) Diamond (C) Arrow (D) Oval This section requires you to be logged in.

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Visio Process Shape Meanings How To Pass Your

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Comments (6) Praful2016 says: November 23, 2015 at 3:16 pm What is there screeninfor criteria for selecting 6 sigma project Reply Six Sigma Study Guide says: November 25, 2015 at 3:52 pm Good question.

Ill write a guide on what selection or qualifying criteria you should employ to pick the best Six Sigma projects shortly.

In the meantime, a good rule is to pick something that you can make an immediate impact on.

That means, a project that has a great chance at a large ROI and or a process that has very poor quality (i.e.

Sigma, high DPMO) or poor efficiency.

Does that make sense Although I suspect that you are asking the question for an exam, heres a guide to finding qualified Six Sigma projects in your current role.

Reply Ken says: February 11, 2017 at 2:11 am The test question shown and its subsequent answer is confusing.

An oval to my knowledge would be as depicted by the connector symbol in this article.

The terminator indicated in the article is a rectangle with rounded corners.

This could potentially cause an incorrect answer as the choices dont match the symbology given in the guides format.

Reply Six Sigma Study Guide says: February 11, 2017 at 6:38 am Appreciate the comment Ken.

Just found that I have 2 conflicting sources in my reference books.