Compliance Key INC - Life Science Webinars
Overview
This webinar discusses 
methods for estimating process capability for both normal and non-normal
 data.  Pre-requisites for estimating process capability (e.g. 
establishing process stability) are discussed first.  Distributions are 
briefly described and methods for estimating ppm levels are presented.  
The use and limitations of common process capability indices (e.g. Cpk 
and Ppk) are discussed.  It is vital that appropriate methods are used 
for estimating capability when the data is not well described by a 
normal distribution.  Failure to do so often results in overly 
optimistic process capability estimates.  Methods for testing for 
normality are discussed.  Both transformations and distribution fitting 
are presented as methods to assess capability for non-normal data.  The 
webinar includes several examples to illustrate the methods. 
Why should you attend this webinar?
The webinar will 
provide methods for assessing and understanding Process Capability. 
Participants should be able to immediately apply the methods presented. 
- Understand pre-requisites for assessing process capability
 - Apply methods for estimating capability for both normal and non-normal data
 - Test data for normality
 - Understand and interpret process capability indices
 
Areas Covered in the Session:
- Process Stability and Process Capability
 - Methods for Assessing Process Capability
 - Estimating PPM
 - Calculating and Interpreting Capability Indices (Cp, Cpk, Pp, Ppk, Cpm)
 - Estimating uncertainty (confidence intervals)
 - Shortcomings of Capability Indices
 - Testing for Normality
 - Methods for handling Non-Normal Data (Distribution fitting, transforming data)
 
Who can Benefit:
- Quality Personnel
 - Manufacturing Personnel
 - Operations / Production Managers
 - Production Supervisors
 - Supplier Quality personnel
 - Quality Engineering
 - Quality Assurance Managers, Engineers
 - Process or Manufacturing Engineers or Managers
 
Compliance Key INC
717-208-8666

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