Six Sigma Lesson 6
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Six Sigma Lesson 6
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1. What is OEE?

2. Examples of discrete and continuous data?

3. What is a Normalized Yield?

4. What is SPC?

5. What are the practical implications of the central limit theorem?

6. Enumerative Studies:

7. How is Process Lead Time calculated?

8. What is compounding?

9. How is Process Cycle Efficiency calculated?

10. What is the PV of some future amount of money at a given interest rate?

11. Recommended order of brainstorming session?

12. What is an example of ordinal data?

13. When is the project team assembled?

14. How many DPMO does a six Sigma process produce?

15. What is SIPOC?

16. If the IRR is higher than the discount rate...

17. What is NPV?

18. What are three basic properties of distributions?

19. What purposes does a process baseline serve?

20. How are ordinal data analyzed?

21. What is the result of decomposition?

22. What is a central concept in SPC?

23. What do CTQ factors include?

24. What is the key to improving Process Cycle Efficiency?

25. What is more detailed-variable measures or counts?

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