Mohit Sharma

Mohit Sharma is a certified Master black belt from Genpact and a certified Black belt & Green belt from ASQ and Motorola university. Lean Six Sigma is my intrinsic passion and a keen area of expertise. He has the privilege of being a member of the ASQ's Technical Board for reviewing and approving LSS articles and manuscripts. Combining his interest in writing with his LSS bug, he actively publishes White Papers and provides Thought leadership on Lean six sigma for both internal and external publications. In his present role as a Country head quality, is to develop continuous improvement culture in the organization. Accomplishments: - Received Commendable Project award for two of my mentored projects in Six sigma case study contest held by Indian Statistical Institute, Bangalore 2017 - Received the prestigious Silver Award at QCI - DL Shah Quality Awards at National level 2016. - Received SSON (Shared services & Outsourcing Network) excellence award and accolades from ASQ quality awards for two of my mentored projects in year14 -15 - Delivered 1500+ hours of six sigma DMAIC + lean trainings in last 4 years - Published 10+ white papers in ASQ quality magazines and in isixsigma - Designed and developed six sigma and lean training workshop for Keysight. - Designed and developed DMAIC BB training program, and BPMS (Business Process management System) for Genpact. - Coaching and Mentoring Quality Leader /Master Black Belt /Black Belt / Green Belt Projects - Helped organization in revamping different LSS methodologies like Lean, DMAIC and BPMS - Project re-engineering / Project standardization / Base lining - Leading high impact Business Projects Professional Certifications: - Certified Lean Six Sigma Master Black Belt from Genpact, 2013. - Certified Lean Six Sigma Black Belt from ASQ (American Society for Quality), 2008. - Certified Lean Six Sigma Black Belt from Genpact, 2011. - Certified Lean Six Sigma Black Belt trainer from Genpact, 2012. - Certified Lean Six sigma Green Belt Trainer from Genpact, 2011. - Certified Lean Six Sigma Green Belt from Motorola, 2005. Topics Covered in the Book - INTRODUCTION - IDENTIFYING THE RIGHT PROJECT METRIC AND ITS IMPORTANCE - ESTABLISH DRILL DOWN OF THE BUSINESS PROBLEM WITH THE PROJECT GOAL - DEFINE THE PROJECT  Project Charter  COPIS  Potential Business Impact  ARMI Chart & Communication Plan - MEASURE THE EXTENT OF PROBLEM  Identifying Potential Xs  Data Collection Plan  Gage R&R - ANALYSE THE PROBLEM  Identifying Process Stability & Normality (Run Chart & Normality)  Identify Process Capability (Continuous & Discrete Data)  Data Analysis - Hypothesis Testing - IMPROVE THE PROBLEM  Identifying Solutions  Prioritiszing Solutions  Identify Failure Modes and Apply Mitigates  Implement Solutions - CONTROL THE IMPROVEMENTS  Check Result  Control Plan  Control Charts - MENTORING AND EVALUATING LEAN SIX SIGMA PROJECTS - FOR BB (BLACK BELT)/MBB (MASTER BLACK BELT) MENTORS

Sports, games and physical fitness have been a vital component of our civilization, as is evident from the existence of the highly evolved system of yoga and a vast range of highly developed indigenous games, including martial arts. The intrinsic linkage between sports and games and the human quest for excellence was recognized ever since the inception of human civilization, reaching its epitome in the ancient Greek civilization, which was the progenitor of the Olympic movement. As stated in the Olympic Charter, Olympism is a "Philosophy of life, exalting and combining in a balanced whole the qualities of body, will and mind". So also is yoga based on the complete control of body and mind. Blending sport with culture and education, Olympism seeks to create a way of life based on the joy of effort, the educational value of good example and respect for universal fundamental ethical practices. Olympism recognizes the practice of sport as a human right, to which every individual must have access without discrimination of any kind. In modern times, there has been increasing recognition of the role of Sports in Development. The International Charter of Physical Education and Sport, UNESCO, 1978 states that "Every human being has a fundamental right of access to physical education and sport, which are essential for the full development of his personality. The freedom to develop physical, intellectual and moral powers through physical education and sport must be guaranteed both within the educational system and in other aspects of social life." Sports and Games as a vital component of social and cultural life are embedded in the Indian heritage, and can be found in the archaeological excavations of Mohenjodaro and Harappa, the Vedic literature, the Ramayana and the Mahabharata, the Puranas, the literary works of Kautilya, Kalidasa, Panini and Dandin, as well as in Buddhist and Jain literature. They had been seen as an intrinsic component of education and development of the human personality in the philosophical texts of ancient Greece, the progenitor of the Olympic movement. Every civilization has evolved and developed its own indigenous modes of physical endeavour and healthy social interaction through a variety of games and sports forms and events. Apart from being a means of physical exercise and fitness, sports and 2 games have been a medium of entertainment, the generation of a spirit of healthy competition, bonding and pride in the community, and an avenue of constructive preoccupation for active young people.

The beginning is a series of Poetry anthology inspired from life, love, pain, humor and few non-fiction tragedies of this world. The poetry encrypted in the book are written with the thought to amuse the audience who likes life based anthologies. Poetry are written in a fashion so that it may able to portray a subtle view in front of reader's eye who is reading it. The book captures a good ending note to reveal the real meaning of 'the beginning...' in the end. The book further aims at collecting funds to nourish and give meaning to the life of many malnourished & underprivileged children residing into various parts of Indian sub-continent by the help of few NGO's working for this specific cause. The Author believes that everything in this world starts with the beginning, for it may happiness, doing something for a good cause, help, love, compassion. Thus, with the title of the book and with his thoughtful approach towards life, Author wants to convey a strong message to his audience that life is nothing in absence of a purpose which begins with an unbiased thought. Let's sprout a new thought together with 'the beginning...'