Design of Experiments, Quality Control Methodology, and Variation Analysis are the tools of much of industrial product development and stewardship. Indeed, all three are a part of the overall Six Sigma Principles and methodology.
Design of Experiments Can:
Reduce product development cycle time through the use of powerful experimental techniques.
Quantify your technology and identify important variables that drive performance.
Find synergistic effects and use them to leverage product performance.
Optimize products so that they perform well under multiple or conflicting customer requirements.
Quality Control Methodology Can:
Monitor and control important quality characteristics in a proactive manner.
Determine process capability to make sure that your process can reliably run within specification limits.
Check process repeatability and reproducibility and determine the proper sample size for quality assurance testing.
Implement "turn key" application programs for quality reporting and management.
Variation Analysis Can:
Find sources of variability within a process and rank them in order of severity.
Reduce overall process variation by improving process points that have excessive variability.
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