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  • Click here if you wish to ask questions about or discuss Steve Ouellette's recent presentation to the 2010 ASQ Lean and Six Sigma Conference.
  • The Six Sigma Black Belt is an expert problem-solver. They need strong interpersonal skills, a good grasp of how to extract knowledge from data, and a strong motivation to excel.
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  • The Six Sigma Black Belt is an expert problem-solver. They need strong interpersonal skills, a good grasp of how to extract knowledge from data, and a strong motivation to excel.

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  • In the past couple of articles, we have been having fun together testing whether a measurement device is usable for the crazy purpose of determining if we are actually making product in or out of specification. Last month, we performed a measurement systems analysis (MSA) “potential study” using a snazzy MSA spreadsheet (if I do say so myself)*. We found that the Hard-A-Tron was not only pretty highly variable (compared to our spec), but that the material we were measuring actually might have been changing over time. But a potential study was not enough for you, was it? You asked, nay demanded, that we perform a short-term MSA, and I, your humble servant, gave you the data to do so. After the jump, we will perform the analysis, so unless you are the type of person that flips to the back of the book to see if you want to read it, finish up your analysis, and then click to read more.