DMADV
DMADV, short for Define-Measure-Analyze-Design-Verify, is a data-driven methodology used in Six Sigma to develop new processes or products that meet customer requirements and business goals. It is typically employed when no existing process can achieve the desired performance, or when a major redesign is needed. DMADV emphasizes quality and reliability from the outset, and is distinct from DMAIC, which focuses on improving existing processes.
The Define phase sets the project scope, identifies customers and their requirements, and translates these into
Outcomes of a DMADV project typically include a fully defined and validated design, robust specifications, and