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Violations of the Assumptions for Linear Regression, Part 2

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In this multi-part transcript from a hypothetical trial, we find Lionel Loosefit standing before a court and facing charges of gross statistical misconduct when performing a regression analysis.

Violations of the Assumptions for Linear Regression, Part 1

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In this three-part transcript from a hypothetical trial, we find Lionel Loosefit standing before a court and facing charges of gross statistical misconduct when performing a regression analysis.

15 Ways to Maximize Lean Six Sigma Sustainability

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One of the most challenging issues I hear from people within the lean Six Sigma community is how to ensure that a lean Six Sigma project is sustainable.

Superficial Resolutions

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As we begin another new year, here’s a post about resolutions. In most organizations there are plans for something new in 2013—maybe a new product or market, or a new machine or facility.

Knowing the Data Is Half the Battle

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“If only I had known.” This phrase has been uttered countless times by nearly everyone.

How to Exceed Customer Expectations

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To begin, let’s use the right words. Instead of just talking about “exceeding expectations” or “customer satisfaction,” try including these in your customer vernacular: Impress. Surprise. Delight. Enchant. Bewitch. And my favorite… dazzle.

Starting Out With Capability Analysis, Part One

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It’s your first day at the Jedi Temple, working as a lightsaber manufacturer. Your first task on the job is to run a capability analysis on the length of lightsabers being produced.

New Experiments and Insights Into Stress Corrosion Cracking

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High stresses combined with a corrosive environment can cause critical components inside power plants and other systems to crack and fail, sometimes with little warning.

Manufacturing in the Balance

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Inexpensive labor has defined the last decade in manufacturing. The future may belong to technology.

A Team’s Foundation Is Built on Structure and Focus

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Problems can arise throughout team development and management, but leaders must pay particular attention to the structure and focus of the team. There are many potential pitfalls associated with establishing a team’s mission and focus.

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