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General Electric

Jack Welch,
CEO-General Electric says

"Six Sigma has changed the DNA of GE it is now the way we work in everything we do, and in every product we design."

General Electric estimates that in 1998, they made $750 million dollars due to Six Sigma improvements, with another estimated $1.5 billion in 1999.

Their operating margins continue to make records, and the leaders of GE attribute this extraordinary performance directly to Six Sigma.

How can you benefit from Six Sigma?
Six Sigma Steps applies against your key performance indicators (KPIs) the same methods to detect, calculate, prioritise, address and control the business areas where resources can be optimised and waste (defects) reduced.

Clients Case Studies
01. Client

A Middle-Eastern authentication Vendor.

Objective

Establish presence in the UK through Sales (Retail, OEM, and large Projects where possible) and Marketing.

Achievements

Within a very tight budget, we clearly positioned the new offer on the UK market through marcomms, signed a GBP 100K end-cap pilot deal with the second largest Retailer in the UK via a Distributor, introduced the OEM concept to two of the largest hardware manufacturers in the world, presented at shows and specialist events and by the close of the contract had built a pipeline of GBP 1million.
 

02. Client

A Pan-European IT Security Group, addressing the Enterprise market through its Managed Services and its Integration companies also addressed the Channel Market through its Value Add Distributor (VAD).

Objective

  • The Group intended to go public
  • To make the Group further gain value during the process, we suggested to the Board to open another subsidiary of its VAD in France. This was accepted

Achievements

  • We acted most rapidly and
  • Created the legal entity
  • Opened an officesigned channel partners
  • Built a strong pipeline
  • Trained sales staff
  • Handed over the operation
  • Suggested complementary growth through acquisition

A year later the French VAD acquired one of the suggested companies.Two years later the VAD was demerged in a multimillion deal.

 

03. Client

A German Vendor specialist in authentication technology.

Objective

Explore routes for expanding into the UK.

Achievements

Market analysis showed that by taking the traditional route to market (2 Tier Model) or replicating the model in Germany (Project based sales) the cost of selling would be too high and the expected profit too low for investment capacities of the company.

A new route was successfully piloted and 2 Partners signed on pro-active leads generation programs.