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How Innovation Drives Economic Growth

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An engineer stands under a base station antenna.

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In 1500, China’s economy was the strongest in the world. But by the 19th century, the United States, Western Europe, and Japan had leapfrogged over China by churning out goods and services in vast quantities while the former superpower stalled.

Four Enterprise-Level Numbers to Track

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According to a recent LNS Research survey, 37 percent of quality leaders cite an inability to measure quality metrics as their No.

Analytics Wind Up for a Shot in Ice Hockey

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If you think it’s hard to tell how you’re doing at your job, imagine being a hockey goalie. Let’s say you block every shot in a game. Was that performance due to your superior skills? Or maybe just to a lack of skill in your opponents?

Understanding Capability of Production Processes and Measurements

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In a general sense, capability is the ability to do something. Within manufacturing, capability is given a much more specific definition. It is an expression of the accuracy of a process or equipment, in proportion to the required accuracy.

Using Control Charts in Software Applications

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Whatever the process or type of data collected, all data display variation. This is also true in software development.

Predicting the Next Stock Market ‘Flash Crash’

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Soon after the Great Recession, the U.S. stock markets plunged—and rebounded within 36 minutes.

Why Use Control Charts?

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In everyday language, “in control” and “under control” are synonymous with “in specification.” Requirements have been met. Things are OK. No trouble.

Introducing the AIAG-VDA DFMEA

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During the early 1980s, GM, Ford, and Chrysler established the Automotive Industry Action Group (AIAG), a not-for-profit organization with the mission “To improve its members’ competitiveness through a cooperative effort of North American vehicle manufacturers and th

Who Invented the Pareto Chart?

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When I first learned quality improvement back in 1989 at Florida Power and Light, the consultants who trained us taught a very specific way to draw a Pareto chart.

Control Charts and Capability Analysis

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Current business conversation often focuses on data and big data. Data are the raw information from which statistics are created and provide an interpretation and summary of data.

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