| Six Sigma: Quality Design and Control Processes |
| Written by James O. Westgard, Ph.D. | |||
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Six Sigma tells us that well-designed processes will reduce waste, boost efficiency, and increase profits. But how do we "design well" in the laboratory? How do we convert our customer feedback into useful quality requirements and method specifications. Dr. Westgard provides step-by-step guidelines, graphic tools, and advice. (preview)
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Advanced Quality Management / Six Sigma
- Quality Goals, Systems, and Specifications
- Surpassing Six Sigma
- Translating Method Validation Data into Sigma Metrics
- Six Sigma Basics: Process improvement, goals and measurements
- Thinking about Three Sigma
- Six Sigma Basics: Outcome Measurement of Process Performance
- Six Sigma: Quality Design and Control Processes
- A Six Sigma Design Tool
- Six Sigma Design and Error Budgets
- From Precision Claims to Six Sigma Estimates