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Untangling the Gordian Knot of ISO 9001

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What Technology Can and Can’t Do for Quality

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Technology is a useful tool in quality. That said, there are limits to what technology can do. Here’s my summary of its advantages and disadvantages for quality professionals.

The Levey-Jennings Chart

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David Bowie: Look Back in Quality

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Approaching Statistics As a Language

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Statistical Tolerance Intervals

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Where Does the Success-Testing Formula Come From?

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The planning of environmental or reliability testing becomes a question of sample size at some point. It’s probably the most common question I hear as a reliability engineer: How many samples do we need?

Can You Prove Anything With Statistics?

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“It is impossible to tell how widespread data torturing is. Like other forms of torture, it leaves no incriminating marks when done skillfully. And like other forms of torture, it may be difficult to prove even when there is incriminating evidence.”
—J. L. Mills

Know Your Distribution

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How Many Episodes Does It Take to Get Hooked on a TV Show?

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