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Ted Hessing

Normal Distribution (AKA Gaussian Probability Distribution)

Posted by Ted Hessing

The Normal distribution is used to analyze data when there is an equally likely chance of being above or below the mean for continuous data.

This entry was posted in Basic Data Distributions, Measure and tagged ASQ, Black Belt, Green Belt, IASSC, QuestionSet, Yellow Belt. Bookmark the permalink.
Ted Hessing

Response Plan

Posted by Ted Hessing

A response plan sets out what to do if a process doesn’t meet one of the quality assurance requirements in the control plan.

This entry was posted in Control, Control Phase Basics and tagged Green Belt, IASSC, QuestionSet, Yellow Belt. Bookmark the permalink.
Ted Hessing

Plan Do Check Act Cycle

Posted by Ted Hessing

The Plan Do Check Act Cycle, aka A Deming wheel, Shewhart wheel or Shewhart Cycle is the foundation of continuous improvement frameworks

This entry was posted in Control, Control Phase Basics, Define and tagged ASQ, Yellow Belt. Bookmark the permalink.
Ted Hessing

Pareto Chart (Pareto Diagram)

Posted by Ted Hessing

A Pareto Diagram is a bar chart that re-orders the categories so they are rank-ordered from the largest total occurrences to the smallest.

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

Variation

Posted by Ted Hessing

Variation can introduce waste and errors into a process. Six Sigma DMAIC is an excellent framework for reducing variation and waste.

This entry was posted in Analyze, Patterns of Variation and tagged ASQ, Black Belt, Green Belt, IASSC, QuestionSet, Villanova, Yellow Belt. Bookmark the permalink.
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