Quality Engineering, Reliability and Six Sigma
- Advancing R&D Transformation through Data-Driven Science and Design of ExperimentsLearn how change agents at Johnson Matthey developed a coalition of support for data-driven science.
- Understanding Variation: Assessing Process BehaviorIn this webinar, you’ll learn how to distinguish common cause and special cause variation, assess the health of your process and use the JMP's Control Chart Builder prevent unnecessary process shifts and reduce defects.
- Transforming Clinical Data Workflows for In-depth Assessment and ExplorationGet insights into the transformative impact of advanced statistical methods in the realm of clinical trials.
- The Relevance of Measurement Systems Analysis: A Case Study on MSA Methodology and ApplicationsDive into our two-part MSA webinar with Christian Neu of P&G. Discover how MSA enhances research, optimizes processes, and fast-tracks product launches. Part one covers MSA basics, while part two explores gauge validation. Upgrade your research acumen now!
- Why quality improvement is imperative in the big data eraXaar, NNE and IT&M Stats increase efficiency and effectiveness with modern quality engineering
- Gaining Innovation Momentum Through Data AnalyticsIndustry 4.0, big data, data mining and IoT. As the digitization of the manufacturing sector gains momentum, what key things do you need to know about analyzing your manufacturing data?
- Reliability Engineering: Modern Methods for Achieving High ReliabilityJoin Dr. Bill Meeker as he briefly reviews the history of the field of reliability engineering, outlines where it’s headed, and discusses both basic and emerging methods to help you achieve high reliability.
- Interactive and Semi-Automated Reporting on the Safety and Efficacy of Clinical Studies - DIAIndustry 4.0, big data, data mining and IoT. As the digitization of the manufacturing sector gains momentum, what key things do you need to know about analyzing your manufacturing data?
- Six Sigma Cheat Code | On-Demand SeriesThis is a three-part Six Sigma methodology series to help improve business processes by reducing defects and errors, minimizing variation, and increasing quality and efficiency.