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Six sigma and quality improvements are essential ingredients that industrial engineers can utilize for advancement of systems, and employee training in organizations. An indus-trial engineer typically learns optimization, simulation, and systems’ design components; therefore, the value addition of six sigma conceptual knowledge to an industrial engi-neer for waste reduction is very valuable. Even though an industrial engineer’s essential training is towards learning about how to improve systems, six sigma provides an orga-nized methodology of how to implement learned improvements; therefore, six sigma is a guidance to industrial engineers as an improvement technique that systematically helps to improve systems through observations, data collection, and analysis. Given that an industrial engineer is expected to have a developed background in data analytics, simu-lation, manufacturing, health care, facility layout, and material handling, this book can be a very valuable resource to both industrial engineers individually and it can also help companies that would be interested to train industrial engineers on six sigma concepts. These concepts are particularly helpful in determination and implementation of improve-ment techniques. Industrial engineers need to understand the nature of systems through observations, collect data, and analyze the collected data during their duties; therefore, they naturally take place in six sigma projects; six sigma approach gives these abilities a structure. This book covers Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, and Control (DMAIC) steps of six sigma methodology along with some of statistics essential for advancement and improvement of systems with the active involvement of industrial engineers. It is authored based on the extensive project experience of the author during Black Belt Six Sigma training of university students by working with industry partners that included but not limited to Pratt & Whitney, Parker Hannifin, Nucor Stainless Steel, Yale New Haven Hospital, Hartford Hospital, Turner Construction, and ITW Drawform in New York and Connecticut areas in the United States. Conceptual understanding of six sigma cannot be limited to this book; therefore, additional six sigma project experience is essential for fur-ther successful completion of a six sigma project after understanding real-life examples that are given in this textbook.