Critical to Delivery requirements revolve around delivering a product successfully to a customer. When a customer makes an order, there are several expectations they might have around the delivery of it:
Critical to Cost requirements relate to a customer’s needs around the cost of your product, including factors like shipping and taxes.
Dan S recently reached out to me with a wonderful letter. He had passed his Lean Six Sigma Black Belt certification exam from Villanova.
What is a Study Guide? When I set out to take my Six Sigma exam I didn’t know where to start. I wanted a road map of what to do and how to do it. I wanted something that would take away the confusion and literally show me what I had to do.
The Coefficient of Contingency (C) measures the strength of association between two categorical variables using data arranged in a contingency table. It is derived from the Chi-Square test statistic, which tests whether two categorical variables are independent. In simple terms: This makes it an effect size measure for categorical data. When It Is Used The (more…)