StatStuff’s New Makeover Offers More Lean Six Sigma Resources for Free

LEES SUMMIT, Mo. - Aug. 25, 2014 - PRLog -- As if free Lean Six Sigma (LSS) training wasn't enough, StatStuff completely overhauled its website that make the training content more user-friendly and included many more helpful LSS resources. Some of the new resources immediately available on StatStuff.com include the following (and yes, they’re still all FREE!):

*Three Training Paths – The full course meal of StatStuff’s complete training content has been sub-divided to help those only hungry for an appetizer. None of the video content has changed or been removed, but instead it’s been re-grouped into three areas: Beginner Path, Intermediate Path, and Advanced Path.

*Beginner Training Path – StatStuff already has a brief video to help anyone quickly get an introduction to Lean Six Sigma (see video at http://www.statstuff.com/training-path/beginner/introduction-to-lean-and-six-sigma). But this Beginner Path is a selection of 11 videos (3 hours of content) that provide a fuller introduction to fundamentals of LSS. Find out more at http://www.statstuff.com/training-path/beginner.

*Intermediate Training Path – This path caters to those who have a solid understanding of the fundamentals of LSS but don’t necessarily need all the complexity for pursuing a certification. It is ideal for those who want “to learn enough to be dangerous” by applying the LSS tools that will most quickly make them effective on the job. This path consists of 36 videos (less than 10 hours of content) hand-selected from the full training course. Find out more at http://www.statstuff.com/training-path/intermediate.

*Advanced Training Path – This is the same complete LSS training course already offered by StatStuff. It is the original set of videos that are highly endorsed by many leaders from the top companies in the world. They are sufficient for learning what you need to be a LSS Green Belt or Black Belt and pursuing certification. Unlike many other organizations with similar training lasting 40 to 200 hours long, this training path is less than 28 hours of content so that you can learn what you need to quickly. Find out more at http://www.statstuff.com/training-path/advanced.

*Ratings and Comments – You can now rate your favorite videos and even add your own comments about them.

*Articles – StatStuff’s Matt Hansen has written some articles now published on the StatStuff. Registered users can also request to publish their own articles by contacting Matt Hansen.

*Dictionary of Lean Six Sigma – What used to be StatStuff’s Tool List has morphed into a much more advanced dictionary of Lean Six Sigma tools and concepts. This is a comprehensive list of LSS terms that also include links to StatStuff’s videos that go into greater detail. These terms are also quickly available throughout the website by moving your mouse over any of the dotted-underlined words throughout the site. Find out more at http://www.statstuff.com/products/lss-dictionary.

*Bulk Pricing Available – Matt Hansen’s book “Lean Six Sigma the StatStuff Way” is now available for purchase with bulk discounts (http://www.statstuff.com/products/affiliate-program/bulk-orders). The Affiliate Program is still available and widely used, but now with bulk pricing, users can make a choice on how they’d like to save (http://www.statstuff.com/products/affiliate-program).

Many more LSS resources will be available in the future. Keep an eye out for more announcements.

About StatStuff
StatStuff is the only FREE source for complete Lean Six Sigma training. It is highly endorsed as quality Lean Six Sigma training from leaders at top companies like Apple, eBay, Pepsico, Bank of America, Dell, Sprint, BP, etc. (see examples at http://www.statstuff.com/about/endorsements-for-statstuff). Many other training organizations offer similar LSS training content for $2,000 - $7,000 and their training lasts 40 to 200 hours long. StatStuff’s free online training content is less than 28 hours – plus StatStuff offers Beginner and Intermediate training paths that can be completed in far less time. Many companies, training organizations, and universities are using StatStuff for their training curriculum. And why shouldn't they? There’s no risk, it’s less time, less money, and what better way is there to teach Lean Six Sigma than to apply Lean Six Sigma to their own training plan? Learn more at http://www.statstuff.com/resources/articles/save-time-and-money-by-using-statstuff-for-your-lss-training-program.