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Statistical Process Control (SPC)
Fred Allen
According to many, Six Sigma is based on Statistical Process Control (SPC), a method of visually monitoring production processes. In Six Sigma, each business process must be measured and for this often the SPC methodology is used. Aims of SPC are: 1. Adjustment: To detect quickly when a process needs readjustment or repair. 2. Improvement: To find the most urgently needed improvement in the system itself.
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Alice What is the difference between PPK & CPK?...  |
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Cpk or Ppk??
Jacques-Alain TIAKO, Manager, France, Member Cpk - It's the capability index for a stable process (the process must be in a state of statistical control). The sigma calculation is based on withi... |
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What is the Difference Between PPK & CPK?
Ger de Waard, Management Consultant, Netherlands, SIG Leader In the Six Sigma quality methodology, process performance is reported to the organization as a sigma level. The higher the sigma level, the better the... |
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Jagdish B Acharya
