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PROJECT IDENTIFICATION & SELECTION
Since Six Sigma's whole purpose is to improve performance, the first step in the Define phase of the
D-M-A-I-C cycle is to identify what to work on - a project. That selection is based on an evaluation of
three characteristics.
1. Project Payoff analysis tells us whether the project is worth doing.
2. Project Scope tells us whether the project can be done.
3. Project Alignment tells us whether the project is consistent with the overall mission of the business.
1. Project Pay- off analysis can be done using Cost-Benefit Analysis:
• Calculate the cost involved to complete the project
• Calculate the Benefits Expected out of the project
Cost Benefit Analysis = (Cost / Benefit)
2 & 3. Use the below matrix (the parameters can be added or removed as per your choice).
To find these, you can take the help of the Project Selection matrix as shown below, Where you can rate the project you are thinking of taking up.


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