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'''TLS''' may refer to:-
'''TLS''' [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TLS] ('''TOC, Lean, Six Sigma)''' continuous improvement methodology.
* [[Toscana Life Sciences]], a non-profit organization (Foundation) founded in December 2004 by a group of public and private institutions in Tuscany. The mission of TLS Foundation is to support research activities in the field of Life Sciences and, in particular, to foster the development of projects from basic research to industrial application. (www.toscalifesciences.org)
* [[Transport Layer Security]], the successor to Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)
* [[Thread-local storage]], a variable allocation mechanism
* [[Transponder Landing System]], an all-weather airplane landing system
* [[Target Level of Safety]]
* ''[[The Times Literary Supplement]]'', a review supplement to the ''The Times'' of London
* [[Thüringer Landessternwarte Tautenburg]], an observatory in Tautenburg, Germany (a.k.a. the [[Karl Schwarzschild Observatory]])
* [[Trinity Law School]], in Santa Ana, California
* Tactical [[Laser]] System
* ''[[True Love Story]]'', a video game
* ''Ethernet [[Transparent LAN Service]]'', a method of providing a LAN service between two enterprise customer sites through an intermediate SP cloud
* [[Thesaurus Linguae Sericae]], a corpus-based historical and comparative encyclopaedia of Chinese conceptual schemes, implemented as an interactive database.


'''TLS''' may also be:
* the IATA code for [[Toulouse Blagnac International Airport]]
* the IOC code for [[East Timor]]
* the ASX code for [[Telstra|Telstra Corporation]]
*[[Total Least Squares]]


== Webilinks ==
* [http://www.sino.uni-heidelberg.de/database/tls Thesaurus Linguae Sericae (TLS) - an historical and comparative encyclopaedia of Chinese conceptual schemes] (english/chinese)


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'''TOC, Lean, Six Sigma''' ('''TLS''') is as an alternative continuous improvement approach was introduced by Reza M. Pirasteh, Ph.D.[http://www.advanced-projects.com/APICS_study.htm] in 2003.
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==Description==
TLS utilizes TOC[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theory_of_constraints] (Theory Of Constraints), Lean and Six Sigma principals in a special sequence which delivers higher results as if each one of the continuous methodologies were used individually. To determine the effectiveness of the three methodologies, an experiment was designed that collected data for over 2 years. The results were statistically analyzed for significance between the three methodologies. Lean and Six Sigma were identified as viable continuous improvement methodologies. The success of each methodology was determined by their aggregate contribution to verifiable financial savings as a result of process improvement projects. These savings were validated with the organization plant controllers and senior management. Results of research were published in APICS (American Production Inventory Control Society) magazine “Continuous Improvement Trio[http://www.advanced-projects.com/APICS_study.htm]” (Pirasteh, R., Farah, K.[http://www.advanced-projects.com/APICS_study.htm]). TLS process improvement methodology appeared significantly more effective compared with the other two methodologies, Lean and Six Sigma, by delivering higher cost. In this study TLS methodology application resulted in a contribution of 89% of the total savings reported, followed by 7% from Six Sigma and 4% from Lean applications. During this study, 101 projects were completed by the three methodologies. Data indicated that TLS projects delivered on average 2.591 times higher savings that Lean and 3.866 times higher than Six Sigma.

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