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How to Use Statistics as a Common Language, and How to Improve Process Quality by Doing So (2020-EU-45MP-391)

Level: Beginner

Marcus Soerensen, Senior Six Sigma Manager, Glud & Marstrand

This case study will show how using statistics as a common language between various departments in the company improved the quality of a process improved. What started out as a "confused" project with a very limited set of data available turned out to be a successful project as the team began a structured and data-oriented progress using JMP. The case illustrates how various departments can work together using data and statistics as the foundation for process improvements.