The requirement level of 6 Sigma Quality is a numerical value almost close to no defect. (3.4ppm less) Then, what is different from the ‘Zero Defects’ concept set forth by Crosby in 1979?

€œZero Defects” set forth by Crosby was focused on no defect of a product. So, it is a concept to emphasize on a result rather than on a process. However, the concept of 6 Sigma focuses on a process, not a product.

In other words, it values much of the course that prevents defects by improving processes. This is the different point between 6 Sigma and the existing “Zero Defects”. * ppm : A measuring unit based on 1 million defects.

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