Statistics
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Statistics-The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
by Thomas Pyzdek
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The quality and process improvement professions tend to rely heavily on statistical information. The very science of quality control can be said to have begun with Walter A. Shewhart's development of the control chart and discovery of the concepts of special cause and common cause variation. And where would Six Sigma be without statistics? But few would argue with the statement that there is a downside, and a dark side, to statistics. I'll present a few examples of good, bad, and ugly uses of statistics. Read more...
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Leadership
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Six Sigma Projects Management Support
by Peter Bersbach
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The
most critical item to the success of a Six Sigma project is management
support. We always check and ask for it. But is what we ask for what we
really want? Read more...
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Management
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Toyota Quality and the KISS Principle
by Thomas Pyzdek
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If you've ever read The Toyota Way or Taiichi Ohno's original book Toyota Production system you'll be immediately struck by one observation: quality is simple. Toyota resolves most quality issues quickly because they limit the big quality killer: Read more...
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New Learning Resource Site Launched
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SixSigmaTraining.org Continues to Grow
by Thomas Pyzdek
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 There is something new added to sixsigmatraining.org nearly every day. Stop by and join the conversation!
Visit the site now!
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