The Define phase establishes the foundation for a successful Lean Six Sigma effort. It's where you effectively define the problem, identify key players, and create project goals that are measurable. This phase involves a deep knowledge of the process you're aiming to improve. With a structured approach, you can confirm that your project is focused

DPMo stands for the incidence of defects within a given number of opportunities. It's a key metric used in various industries, particularly manufacturing and software development, to measure the quality of products or services. A lower DPMo points to higher product or service quality, while a higher DPMo signals potential areas for improvement.