On 24Sep20 Rob Lievense presents the Technically Speaking webinar, Screening and Controlling Manufacturing Processes for Faster Process Improvement. Below you'll find recommendations for follow-up resources to share with attendees and prospects after the event. These assets were selected after an in-depth review of all content sources, including white papers, webinars, blogs, STIPS modules, JMP On Air episodes and many other sources. Encourage your contacts to view these additional assets for more information on JMP's capabilities and to advance your post-event sales efforts.
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Resource Recommendations for Screening and Controlling Manufacturing Processes for Faster Process Improvement
(4 Stars) Tracking and Trending Manufacturing Metrics, Mastering JMP Webinar
Byron Wingerd shows how to deploy JMP’s interactive quality and SPC capabilities to identify routine (common-cause) and abnormal (special-cause) process variation over time. The on-demand webinar will show attendees how to use JMP to help determine if a process is stable and predictable as well as how to track the impact of adjusting abnormal variation. Other topics of interest to manufacturing crowd include these topics: evaluating process performance to specifications; using control charts; establishing, filtering and loading control limits; and monitoring process changes, stability and costs over time. These are all important topics for engineers looking to improve manufacturing processes.
(4 Stars) Using Statistical Process Controls to Improve and Monitor Your Process, Technically Speaking Webinar
This on-demand webinar discusses Statistical Process Control (SPC) and how it can help improve and stabilize your process. SPC usefully separates common and special causes to assist process analysis efforts, including problem investigation, out-of-control conditions and ongoing monitoring of stability. Includes discussions around when to use SPC, where to begin and best practices. The webinar also includes a case study to show how an ethanol manufacturing plant successfully implemented SPC to limit batch-to-batch variance.
(4 Stars) Quality Methods Module, Statistical Thinking for Industrial Problem Solving
This is a good resource for follow up and to highlight STIPS as a more comprehensive tool/resource. This particular module introduces tools for quantifying, controlling, and reducing variation in products, services, or processes. Also discusses common and special clause variation and how to determine whether a process is stable and predictable using statistical process control charts. Also highlights tools for diagnosing performance issues and how to study and quantify sources of measurement variation to ensure that the system is capable of telling the difference between good product and bad.
(3 Stars) Traditional and New Quality Techniques for Process Improvement, Analytically Speaking Webinar
Anne Milley interviews award-winning authors and consultants Jose and Brenda Ramirez in this un-gated asset. The webinar contains some high-level conversation and concepts, but the speakers also JMP in action, measurement systems analysis. The Ramirez’s also discuss how traditional quality techniques – when updated with the latest advances in analytics and data visualization – can help gain new insights about processes, products and services.
(3 Stars) Uncover the Key Data Necessary to Reduce Your Hidden Factory, Technically Speaking Webinar
This webinar featuring Stan Higgins. He discusses how to identify activities that might be harming your manufacturing process or reducing quality and efficiency. You’ll hear about typical challenges associated with continuous improvement initiatives and the metrics you should be paying special attention to for increasing effectiveness. Higgins shares best practices and how to create a process that is both robust and repeatable. His presentation is followed by a case study highlighting the tablet production process to show process improvement in action.
(3 Stars) Monitoring and Controlling Complex Manufacturing Processes, Mastering JMP Webinar
This webinar from Scott Wise shows how to monitor and control complex processes, screen multiple processes over time, detect process shift, and conduct and interpret non-normal capabilities studies. This ungated assets shows JMP in action and includes the following topics: Control Chart Builder; subgrouping; non-normal capability studies; multiple capability studies; Exponentially Weighted Moving Average (EWMA); stability rations: PPK; Process Screening; and interpreting results.
(2 Stars) Lonza, JMP Customer Success Story
This new customer story (09/20) highlights a healthcare solution and vaccine time-to-market, but the discussion is really relevant to manufacturing process improvements/optimization to shorten timescales. Specifically, Lonza uses DOE with its Custom Design platform and interactive data visualization features with JMP. Story documents how the team was able to increase yield by nearly a factor of two.
(2 Stars) Improving Processes with Statistical Models, White Paper
White paper from Malcolm Moore, Robert Anderson, and Phil Kay, SAS discusses statistical modeling and includes a useful manufacturing case study. Paper includes best practices to fully utilize the benefits of statistical modeling, and how to interactively explore the patterns in data, build useful statistical models of the important patterns of variation, and visually interact with these models to communicate with colleagues and drive key improvement opportunities.
