Mayank Gupta

All answers are correct. Mohamed Asif's answer has been selected as the best as he provided inputs on specific tools that are used for Fraud Prevention and Detection

Hello Marcel You may like to go through the below link to get some clarity on Discrete vs Continuous Data https://www.benchmarksixsigma.com/forum/topic/34894-continuous-data-attribute-data/#comment-44200 Hope this helps.

Great answers to highlight the concept of Nash Equilibrium. Best answer was provided by Nilesh Gham for giving varied examples where this concept can be applied. Please have a look at Expert View (Venugopal's response) as well.

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Kudos to all respondents for providing the correct answer. Best answer has been provided by Shashikant Adlakha for explaining the phenomenon and how it can be used for business benefits. Congratulations Shashikant!! Nilesh's answer is also a must read to understand how this phenomenon can be used to artificially inflate the performance numbers. Also review the answer provided by Mr Venugopal R, Benchmark Six Sigma's in-house expert.

The winner for this question is Sudheer Chauhan for clearly explaining each financial metric along with the formula and also highlighting the limitations for each.

Congratulations to Shashikant Adlakha, Shashank Parihar, Sudheer Chauhan, Ajay Sharma, Sreyash Sangam for correct answers. The joint winners are Shashank Parihar and Sreyash Sangam. Shashank for explaining the characteristics and how they relate to each other along with the pitfalls of Industry 4.0. Sreyash for succinctly explaining how these characteristics work in an organization.

Deepak is the winner for this question for clearly highlighting the differences between the two charts and also identifying situations where they are preferred. Congratulations Deepak!! Please have a look at Benchmark expert view by Venugopal as well.

Hi Sandeep Below are certain things that you could do 1. Kaizen roadshows / Kaizen events / Kaizen week 2. Crossword and small quiz competitions on quality concepts 3. 5S activities in the bay 4. R&R for processes where good process documentation exists 5. Daily email containing - Quality term of the day, Quality person of the day etc. 6. Interviews with HODs or CXOs on how quality concepts could help the organization 7. Wall of Fame for good projects or initiatives

Hi Natwar Thank you for the encouraging words. Keep contributing with your answers.