Lean Six Sigma
SIMULATIONS

You wouldn't let your team miss the last practice before the championship game.

No one wants their team to hit the field before they're ready — not without plenty of practice. The same can be said about large-scale improvement projects. Ask yourself, within your Lean Six Sigma deployment, what's your ratio of practice to performing? Practicing with simulations is a quick way to recreate the complexity and messiness of problem-solving without the risk of ineffective projects and costly mistakes in the future.

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Need a quick reference and comparison model to share with your team? Access the Simulation Comparison Matrix below.

Increase comprehension and confidence with Simulations

More than just a collection of tools, Lean Six Sigma is a methodology — a means of critically analyzing and solving workplace problems. MoreSteam's Enterprise Process Improvement Model supports organizations working to develop an effective problem-solving culture.

An essential component of this model is training simulations. During a sim, students are given the freedom to apply tools and techniques to reinforce critical thinking and practical application of knowledge. Plus, the successful completion of a simulated project gives students the confidence they need to excel on real project work.

Sigma Sim® Process Improvement Simulations

VISIT A VIRTUAL GEMBA to understand the importance of site-inspection and data collection.

Any Number

Any Audience

Flexible

VISIT A VIRTUAL GEMBA in a financial setting to understand the importance of site-inspection and data collection.

Any number

Any Audience

Flexible

A CAPSTONE PROJECT facilitated over one day and focused on investigative DMAIC problem solving.

Teams of 2-3 People

Yellow Belts
Green Belts

6-8 hours

A CAPSTONE PROJECT focused on each aspect of the DMAIC Process facilitated over 2-3 days.

Teams of 2-3 People

Green Belts
Black Belts

16-24 hours

A KAIZEN-FOCUSED EVENT illustrating Lean Office principles and process improvement with virtual products.

7-15 Participants

All Levels
Kaizen Leaders
Champions

6-8 hours

A PROCESS DESIGN CHALLENGE to practice design thinking and experiment with process modeling.

Teams of 2-3 People

8-16 hours

ROLE-BASED, MOBILE-FRIENDLY simulation teaching process improvement at each step in the production process.

5-7 Participants

Any Audience

1-2 hours

A DMAIC TOLLGATE ROLE-PLAY simulation designed to lead Lean Six Sigma team Sponsors and Champions through a series of project tollgate reviews.

Individuals

Sponsors
Champions

2-4 hours

A LEAN WORKFLOW CHALLENGE to practice Lean thinking and experiment with process optimization using dynamic modeling in the Streamline Workshop.

Any Audience, Any Skill Level

Any Audience

4 hours

Accessible for Classrooms, Conferences, Home Offices, and Everything in Between

All MoreSteam simulations are able to be run in a conference space in-person, or virtually through a video call. Since all simulations are web-based, participants only need a computer or smart device, an internet connection, and access to a web browser to play.