Lean Six Sigma differs from Six Sigma in the following way
A) the PDCA cycle is not used in order to make the process "leaner"
B) it is used only for lean manufacturing operations
C) verifiable data are not needed in order to make decisions
D) reducing waste has been added to the Six Sigma concept

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Lean Six Sigma combines the principles of Lean (which focuses on reducing waste and improving flow) with those of Six Sigma (which focuses on reducing variation and improving quality). Therefore, the addition of reducing waste to the Six Sigma concept is what differentiates Lean Six Sigma from traditional Six Sigma.

Lean Six Sigma Differs from Six Sigma in the Following