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Ted Hessing

Six Sigma Project Management

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A Six Sigma Black Belt is usually the Six Sigma Project Manager, and to succeed they must follow strong project management techniques.

This entry was posted in Define, Project Management Basics and tagged ASQ, Black Belt, Green Belt, IASSC, QuestionSet, Villanova, Yellow Belt. Bookmark the permalink.
Ted Hessing

Six Sigma Green Belt

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A Green Belt knows a fair amount about Six Sigma methodology, and can support a Black Belt in a major project or take on minor projects.

This entry was posted in Six Sigma Basics, Six Sigma Deployment and tagged ASQ, Black Belt, Villanova. Bookmark the permalink.
Ted Hessing

Gage Repeatability and Reproducibility (GR&R)

Posted by Ted Hessing

Gage Repeatability and Reproducibility is commonly referred to as Gage R&R. It’s a method is to look at variability in our measurements.

This entry was posted in Measure, Measurement Systems Analysis and tagged ASQ, Black Belt, Download, Green Belt, IASSC, Villanova, Yellow Belt. Bookmark the permalink.
Ted Hessing

Cumulative Sum Chart (CUSUM)

Posted by Ted Hessing

Cumulative Sum Chart (CUSUM) is a type of control chart used to detect the deviation of the values or subgroup mean from the target value.

This entry was posted in Control, Descriptive Statistics, Measure, Other Control Charts and tagged ASQ, Black Belt, Green Belt, IASSC, Villanova. Bookmark the permalink.
Ted Hessing

I-MR Chart

Posted by Ted Hessing

An Individual moving range chart (I-MR Chart) also called X-MR is used when data is continuous and not collected in subgroups (n=1).

This entry was posted in Basic Control Charts, Control and tagged ASQ, Black Belt, Green Belt, IASSC. Bookmark the permalink.
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