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Improving Measurement Systems (#15)

Measurement systems enhanced with QualPro techniques will allow improved processes and better bottom-line results.

The Value of Attending This Three-Day Seminar
Do you ever get bad results from an important process, and no matter what you do, results don't improve? You can't seem to uncover actions which make a consistent difference. Results are all over the board even though you keep buying equipment, adjusting speeds, moving settings, and changing pressures or temperatures. Regardless of the actions you try, results do not get consistently better-in fact, they may even get worse. The problem may be your measurement system.

An old cliché says, "you can't improve what you can't measure." And it's true! Measurement systems are the eyes of your processes. If your process can't clearly and accurately "see" how close its output is to the desired result, then there is little hope of reliably making improvements which give predictably better results.

QualPro can help. We will teach you to use simple statistical tools, statistical process control (SPC) and Multivariable Testing techniques to evaluate and improve your measurement systems. QualPro methods allow you to assess the precision and accuracy of your measurement systems so that you can understand and enhance their capability.

QualPro is the world leader in teaching the simple use of these powerful tools. Let the experts help you bring your critical processes out of the dark. By using QualPro techniques, especially MVT^® experimentation, your measurement systems will help you see the way to dramatically improved processes and better bottom-line results.

Course Topics

Determining capability of measurement systems
Use of standards
Components of precision
Methods for attribute measures
Gauge discrimination
Interlaboratory comparison
MVT^® (Multivariable Testing) for improving measurement systems

Since 1982, QualPro has used Multivariable Testing (MVT®) with 1000+ companies to test 100,000+ improvement ideas. MVT® tests between 20 and 40 ideas simultaneously, accurately predicting the bottom-line impact of potential process changes in weeks. Take existing process initiatives, like Six Sigma, to a whole new level. All process improvement tools and approaches (TQM, DOE, Six Sigma, Re-Engineering, SPC) can be enhanced through the use of Multivariable Testing by QualPro.