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Title: ASSOCHAM BPOITES Summit Using 6 Sigma to deliver Control, Predictability, and Improvement Umesh Vyas


1
ASSOCHAM BPO/ITES SummitUsing 6 Sigma to
deliver Control, Predictability, and
ImprovementUmesh VyasWIPRO BPO20 Dec 2006
2
Milestones of Our Quality Journey
2005 Lean Pilots Wipro Way (2004-Studied Toyota
Manufacturing System )
2003 Infused Statistical Rigor into
Management Orthogonal Arrays DMAIC/ DSSS
frameworks launched
2002Worlds first at Level 5 of CMMI ver 1.1
Six Sigma
2001The best in people processes Worlds first
PCMM Level 5 company
2001Industry-specific quality standards
2000Defects prevention practices initiated at
project level
1998On the path tocontinuous improvement
2001Six sigma methodology broad-based
1997Enterprise-wideprocess defined
6 Sigma
CMMI BS 7799
Statistical Methods
CMMLevel - 3
CMMLevel - 5
ISO 9000
Lean
PCMMLevel 5
TL- 9000
Methodologies for software
1995Re-certified twice Mature processes
Metrics collection begun
2003 COPC, BS 15000 and British data protection
act compliance
2006 ISO
3
Burning need of the BPO Industry
Can we quickly launch a project
Sure. But there arent enough fires to sample!
  • Fighting Fire with Process Improvement!

4
Tampering with Natural Variation Demings Funnel
  • Leave the funnel fixed, aimed at the target, no
    adjustment.
  • At drop k (k 1, 2, 3, ...) the marble will come
    to rest at point zk, measured from the target.
    (In other words, zk is the error at drop k.) Move
    the funnel the distance -zk from the last
    position. Memory 1.
  • Set the funnel at each drop right over the spot
    zk, measured from the target. No memory.
  • Set the funnel at each drop right over the spot
    (zk) where it last came to rest. No memory.
  • SURPRISE
  • Rule 1 provides the most stable system. Jerking
    knees increase variation. Separate common and
    special cause variations.
  • RESPECT NATURAL VARIATION.

5
DMAIC in Action
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  • There isnt much point popping BP medicine if you
    do not weigh yourself, exercise, and control your
    diet. Indiscipline and chaos cannot be cured by
    DMAIC. Consider
  • CDMAIC
  • Before you launch the next project, consider
    systems discipline and variation control.

6
CONTROL
  • Weigh Yourself
  • We use control charts. Reduce variation. Update
    SOPs.
  • Exercise
  • We try and do what you know is good for us
  • Constant Discipline before Continuous
    Improvement. Lane discipline before flyovers
  • Control your diet
  • We look upstream. Inputs determine process
    capability.

7
Some Examples from BPO Industry
  • Monitoring that is not calibrated with business
    results, when fed to individual agents, is not
    just useless, it causes harm.
  • Key limitation of Process Capability is Sourcing
    and Preparation (Training)
  • Most people dont know what to do. Trainability
    and Education should precede Compliance.
    Compliance should preceded Improvement
  • We have many processes from our clients. Where
    are our processes?
  • Pride of work precedes everything (Deming again)
  • Over quantification and complication of front
    line work causes errors, and attrition
  • Black-belts on Minitab breed Analysis Paralysis.
    Only the floor can help improve. Push them to the
    floor

8
Predictability
  • Y f(x1, x2, x3,.)
  • This is the fundamental equation of Root Cause
    Analysis
  • By now, most vital few xs of critical ys are
    known. There isnt much point reinventing the
    wheel
  • Now we are using transfer equations to predict
    the behavior of Big Ys
  • Some examples
  • Impact of Ramp Up on Productivity
  • Impact of Volume on Ownership, hence Resolution,
    hence Customer Satisfaction

9
And Finally Improvement
  • It is combination of local, quick improvements
    (Kaizen, Lean) and Big Ticket projects
  • Most Improvements are cross functional and
    involve upstream activities
  • Change Management and Execution are non-trivial
    challenges. They are not support to Analysis.
    They are, often, the core

10
Our Quality Framework
  • CPMs'
  • Dashboards
  • Scorecards
  • Satisfaction Surveys

34 Full Time Black Belts 50 Functional Black
Belts 700 trained Green Belts. gt 350
projects First to get COPC certification using
Six Sigma platform (July 2002). 5 clients
across two Sites Delhi Mumbai COPC certified.
  • Seamless Transition
  • Standardization and Control
  • Process Improvement
  • Good Business Practice Audits
  • Education
  • BB resource
  • VOE
  • Calibrations

11
Putting it all Together
  • Quality embedded in The Way things are done
  • Standardization and Variation Control
  • Education (Separate group for Capability
    Building)
  • Self Testing before Audits
  • Discipline of day-to-day functioning
  • Rigor of Improvement Projects. Strong link to
    Business Ys
  • Going up the maturity curve
  • Problems already solved update the Systems
  • Known Xs help predict
  • Separation of local, quick improvements from Big
    Ticket items
  • Preparing the ground for Innovation

12
A dream
  • Next Operations Review
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