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Agile enthusiast, lecturer of ITIL4, DevOps, PRINCE2, IPMA, SCRUM.
In his practice, he gained rich experience in managerial positions in public administration and the private sector. In recent years, he mainly devoted himself to projects at Microsoft and managed projects in the Statutory City of Liberec for several years.
He has 15 years of experience with IT Service Management standards, ITIL, project management or as a Game Leader for business simulation. Among his most successful projects are the Office online, Parking Liberec, MS Tools for budget management, investments, subsidies, PRINCE2® Accelerator (SW solution according to the PRINCE2 methodology).
Both methodologies focus on improving processes and increasing efficiency. But they have different approaches and goals. Let's look at the main differences between the two methodologies.
While studying in eLearning, each participant can progress at their own pace and interest. They can focus on specific topics they consider important and review them as needed. The PeopleCert e-learning platform incorporates various interactive elements.
Six Sigma is a process management and quality improvement methodology that focuses on minimizing variability and imperfections in processes and products. The goal of Six Sigma is to achieve maximum output quality and minimize the occurrence of errors or defective products.
Both methodologies focus on improving processes and increasing efficiency. But they have different approaches and goals. Let's look at the main differences between the two methodologies.
While studying in eLearning, each participant can progress at their own pace and interest. They can focus on specific topics they consider important and review them as needed. The PeopleCert e-learning platform incorporates various interactive elements.
Six Sigma is a process management and quality improvement methodology that focuses on minimizing variability and imperfections in processes and products. The goal of Six Sigma is to achieve maximum output quality and minimize the occurrence of errors or defective products.
