Six Sigma is best defined as a process-oriented quality-control method:
A) designed to improve the operations output to 99.9997 percent perfect.
B) aimed at producing goods with zero percent defect.
C) designed to reduce errors to 99.9997 percent perfect.
D) designed to correct problems to limit defects to 2.4 per million operations.

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The Six Sigma quality-control method focuses on bringing the output of operations to 99.9997 percent perfect. This is a process-oriented quality-control method.

Six Sigma Is Best Defined as a Process-Oriented Quality-Control Method