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The Six Sigma Practitioner's Guide to Data Analysis - Statistical Tools for Quality Improvement | Business Process Optimization & Lean Manufacturing Solutions
The Six Sigma Practitioner's Guide to Data Analysis - Statistical Tools for Quality Improvement | Business Process Optimization & Lean Manufacturing Solutions
The Six Sigma Practitioner's Guide to Data Analysis - Statistical Tools for Quality Improvement | Business Process Optimization & Lean Manufacturing Solutions

The Six Sigma Practitioner's Guide to Data Analysis - Statistical Tools for Quality Improvement | Business Process Optimization & Lean Manufacturing Solutions

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Dr. Wheeler has written a practical guide that will help you figure out when and where to use the many data analysis techniques taught in most Six Sigma programs. This book is completely different from traditional texts in statistics since it is written from the perspective of the data analyst rather than that of the mathematician. The emphasis is upon how to gain the maximum insight with the least effort. The equivalence of different analysis techniques is presented and illustrated, using real data sets. The types of questions that are appropriate for different situations are presented. A rigorous explanation of why you should operate your process with a capability index in the vicinity of 2.0 is included, along with a simple way to convert capability indexes into integrated measures of the combined losses (in dollars) due to scrap, rework, and variation around the target. Also included is a DMAIC model that is an improvement over most, yet also easier to apply. This new book will cla

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This is one book that will make your theoritical understanding of data analysis more pratical. It gives insight on the nature of statistics and probabilities as applied in actual process situations. FMEA , DMAIC ,..and other stuff that in standard/common Six Sigma training are given much depth and warned on its limitations. If you are a practitioner of Six Sigma , have a copy of this book.