A conversation with Neil Polhemus
First you guess what the problem might be…
Lessons Shared From Overseeing 10,000+ Continuous Improvement Projects in 10 Years
Vague solutions to a vague problem will yield vague results
Including the big enchilada, managerial indifference
There are many ways to fail an SPC implementation, but yours doesn’t have to be one of them
How can you fix the process and improve product development with simulated data?
What do distributions have in common?
The simple power of plotting data in their naturally occurring time order wins the day
Useful insights for the game of inches
What the average and standard deviation tell you about your histogram
Why the Individuals chart is good enough for purposes of improvement
How good a match is it?
You no longer need to guess
Bring out your school arithmetic, common knowledge, and a little imagination
How to make sense of P/T ratios
The key to using any number is to understand its limitations
Understanding how to estimate requirements and specification limits
Five critical lean tools
They help quantify probabilities and determine if results are statistically significant