Process Capability Analysis - What is Process Capability
This article will explain what a process capability analysis is, how to measure the process capability and explain indexes of process capability.
Continue ReadingThis article will explain what a process capability analysis is, how to measure the process capability and explain indexes of process capability.
Continue ReadingHave you ever worried about managing a project effectively? How many times have you wondered why you may have failed in excelling in your ability to …
Continue ReadingSix Sigma is a process management methodology that relies on data for decision making. Design of Experiments (DOE) provides the ability to confirm …
Continue ReadingThe box-and-whiskers plot, or box plot, is a statistical analysis tool. This visual display of a set of data provides information about the variation …
Continue ReadingFive why method is a simple but effective six sigma tool to find root cause of a problem. This article will explain the use of five why method with …
Continue ReadingSix Sigma focuses on reducing defects and improving efficiency. Process sigma measures how a process performs relative to customer requirements. …
Continue ReadingUsing Six Sigma in supply chain management (SCM) helps in achieving substantial benefits in terms of costs and quality. This article will talk about …
Continue ReadingThe SIPOC is a key tool used in the Define phase of a DMAIC project. It provides clarity for the project team and stakeholders regarding the process …
Continue ReadingA primary objective of Six Sigma process improvement projects is to reduce defects. A defect is a failure to meet customer standards for quality. …
Continue ReadingWhat makes for a good Six Sigma process improvement project? Should all business problems be addressed using the DMAIC methodology? Here are some tips …
Continue ReadingFMEA is a technique used to manage risk in projects. In Six Sigma, it is often incorporated as part of the Improve phase of DMAIC projects. Before a …
Continue ReadingA fishbone or Ishikawa diagram is used to organize potential root causes of a problem and to help get at root causes. You can create one on a …
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