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Problems with Skewness and Kurtosis,<br> Part One

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With the use of statistical software, many individuals are being exposed to more than just measures of location and dispersion. In addition to the average and standard deviation, they often find some funny numbers labeled as skewness and kurtosis.

Warding Off a New Wrinkle with Design of Experiments Tools

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Insignificant Digits

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Significant digits, the number of digits to the right of a decimal point that are warranted by the accuracy of the means of measurement, are a critical part of scientific investigation. In developing products and services, the concept is essential.

Book: <em>The Future of Lean Sigma Thinking in a Changing Business Environment</em>

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Of the 100 companies named to Fortune m

The Sound of One Tail Flapping

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Story update 7/08/2011: We corrected an error in Figure 2, and in the section preceded by "Expressed symbolically for a stable process...".

Don’t Design the Experiment Until You Research the Process

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Although we may use the define, measure, analyze, improve, control (DMAIC) mnemonic to help guide us through our problem solving, that doesn’t really give us a lot of specific direction (as I bemoan in my

Army Volunteer Uses Lean Six Sigma Skills in Iraq

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It seemed like a good idea at the time to Jon Shupenus, U.S. Army Forces Command’s process improvement specialist and lean Six Sigma Black Belt.

Determining Customer Profitability

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Not all customers are equally profitable. Different customers have different needs, and hence different costs to serve. The overall profitability of a business is a function of the profitability of individual customers and customer groups.

Why I Wish I Got My Black Belt from Hong Kong Airlines

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I greatly believe in training. I have been fortunate to work in businesses that also believed in having trained and qualified professionals in their organization.

How Much Quality Is Enough?

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Often a firm is confronted with the key question of whether the quality of its products and services should be improved.

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