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Often times DOE is considered a manufacturing tool. However, it can be used upstream during R&D and Operational Qualification (OQ) activities. There is much more leverage in this situation. A case study is provided from a client organization to bring the principles to life. This video is the slides and audio recording of the presentation at MDM Minneapolis, October 28, 2013. [Read more…]
We are often hearing about the shortage of skilled workers. Why is this? What can you do to address it? We believe there are a few reasons for it and we can help you overcome them. This can help you achieve a cost effective competitive advantage. [Read more…]
There are many benefits from acquiring our services. But what if you do not bring us in? This anti-case study describes a situation where they wanted to wait. The impacts came from discussions with company employees after the changes. Can you really afford to wait? [Read more…]
Many times, new equipment does not move smoothly onto the production floor. Eventually, operations will say “just get it out here.” Using our methodology, we have helped companies be in a position where they are telling us to wait to install it! When you can understand the equipment up front, it makes a huge impact. How do you fit on the spectrum? [Read more…]
While a potentially useful technique, Risk management is often an unwanted obligation. Done well, it can prevent field failures and gain needed resources. Does your project or organization get this value? Or do you only experience the pain? [Read more…]
A coaching philosophy involves a concept we call “no wasted motion.” It looks at the fundamentals and the impact of various decisions. Habits create results in business and in basketball. A critical and yet realistic eye can help you achieve at the next highest level. [Read more…]
After years of creating a positive impact with our training, we have discovered several elements to be aware of. When I first was looking for a Design of Experiments (DOE) trainer, I ran across these items too often. This is what drove us to create our own system of training. It grew out of control from there. [Read more…]
Companies want and need to train. How do you know you are getting your money’s worth? What key elements should you be looking for? While each topic is different, some guidelines have appeared through our experience. If you want this in your training, contact us to gain the benefits. [Read more…]
John Wooden often talked about the value of balance as it relates to basketball. This video discusses areas of balance in both business and in basketball.
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The term “Project Management” has been overused in recent years. Many people claim to be one, but what does it mean. For us, it is a very broad and very impactful role. It covers all aspects of project execution and success. It also involves deep customer interaction. [Read more…]
How do you interpret a DOE? With a few principles it becomes easier to understand. Very important to consider the intangibles. It is not a pure mathematical problem. It is critical because this is where the value from the testing shows up! [Read more…]
We have promoted this definition for Design of Experiments for a long time. This video provides the background of what each phrase is important. [Read more…]
When testing, it is good to know your options. The Advanced tools of Design of Experiments are good to consider. What are they, why should you consider them, and when should they be used. Those are the topics we will discuss in this video. [Read more…]
How do you know if YOU need robustness? It is a combination of testing and analysis. Can you afford it? How do you decide? This video helps set the stage for this decision. [Read more…]
I know what Robust Design is, but do companies really need it? If so, who needs it and why? This video helps address that question. [Read more…]