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Features - Six Sigma - THEORY OF CONSTRAINTS - What Should Be Changed? - A comparison of cause and effect diagrams and current reality trees shows which will bring optimum results when making improvements.

Fredendall    
Lawrence D    
Patterson    
J Wayne    
Lenhartz    
Christoph    
Mitchell    
Br    

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