A Lean Six Sigma Team wants to create a process map that will show the geographic movement of a unit through the process, along with the distance travelled through the various steps. What type of process map would be most appropriate?

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Malik Douglas

29 June, 13:45

A Lean Six Sigma Team wants to create a process map that will show the geographic movement of a unit through the process, along with the distance travelled through the various steps. What type of process map would be most appropriate?

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Izabelle Watkins · Answer 1

Value-Added Flow Chart

Explanation:

Value-Added Flow Chart

It is referred to as the flow chart that is used to improvise the productivity and performance. In this flow chart, activities that doesn't contribute the worth are separated from the activities that contribute to the worth.

The value-added flow chart mentioned time spent on each activity that doesn't contribute worth which makes easy to the planner to describe the useful time invested in producing profit from an activities