Process Capability Analysis: Simplest way to learn in Minitab

Hello Friends,

            We are going to learn Process Capability, one of the most important tools in Six Sigma, in a series of videos from this video onward. As this is the 1st video related to Process Capability, I am going to explain all concept their meaning with the help of self-explaining graphs for easy understanding and better clarity.

            I have explained all concepts used in ‘Process Capability’ along with their meaning and importance with the help of graphs. This includes the following points:

• What is Process Capability?

• Statistical Process Control (SPC)

        -Control Charts

        -Process Capability

        -Common Cause and Special Cause Variation with a practical example

        -Specification Limits and Control Limits

• Process Capability Indices with their Meaning, Formula, and Importance

        -Cp (Process Potential)

        -Cpl, Cpu, and Cpk (Process Capability Index)

        -Pp and Ppk (Process Performance from the customer perspective)

        -Cpm (Process Capability Run to Target)

        -Cr (Capability Ratio)

        -Tz (Target z) and

• Detailed illustration of each concept with the help of graphs and interpretation.

I am sure, you will be liked it.

With the learning of this session, you will be able to conduct Capability Analysis for continuous data with a single variable in Minitab as well as become an expert in the interpretation of results.

With the learning of this session, you will be able to conduct Capability Analysis for continuous data with a single variable in Minitab as well as become an expert in the interpretation of results.

With the learning of this session, you will be able to conduct Capability Analysis for continuous data with a single variable in Minitab as well as become an expert in the interpretation of results.

With the learning of this session, you will be able to conduct Capability Analysis for continuous data with multiple variables in Minitab as well as become an expert in the interpretation of results.

With the learning of this session, you will be able to conduct Capability Analysis for continuous data with multiple variables in Minitab as well as become an expert in the interpretation of results.

With the learning of this session, you will be able to conduct Capability Analysis for Attribute (Discrete) data in Minitab as well as to become an expert in the interpretation of results and improvements

With the learning of this session, you will be able to conduct Capability Analysis for Attribute (Discrete) data in Minitab as well as to become an expert in the interpretation of results and improvements

Hello Friends,

In this video, we are going to learn advance concepts or tools in capability analysis for continuous data i.e. Capability Sixpack. In Capability Sixpack, there are 3 types of analysis:

1) Normal Capability Sixpack

2) Between/Within Capability Sixpack and

3) Nonnormal Capability Sixpack

            As the procedure to conduct this analysis and interpretations of them are the same, we will learn only 1st type of it i.e. “Normal Capability Sixpack” in this video.

            The differences in other types are only the distribution of data or extent of variation in subgroups, same as that of seen in the previous videos on “Between/Within Capability analysis” and “Nonnormal Capability analysis”.

This video consists of the following topics:

• Introduction to Normal Capability Sixpack

• Data considerations for Normal Capability Sixpack

• Normal Capability Sixpack with Practical Example in Minitab

• The detailed stepwise procedure with a screenshot to understand how to conduct Normal Capability Sixpack in Minitab

• Detailed Interpretation of results in Graph Window including Xbar and R-Chart, the Last 20 subgroups plot, Normal Probability Plot, Capability Histogram and Capability plot with Cpk, Ppk and Cpm values, how to interpret Capability Sixpack graph and Conclusion.

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