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Putting Statistical Process Control (SPC) into Practice

SPC Step 3: Analyze Data

The third step in SPC is to ana­lyze the data that we col­lect­ed for our crit­i­cal process­es. We do this using con­trol charts, also known as process behav­ior charts. Learn the com­po­nents of a con­trol chart and how we use them to mon­i­tor and ana­lyze process performance.

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What Is SPC Statistical Process Control?

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SPC Step 1: Identify Critical Processes

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SPC Step 2: Collect Data

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How to Create a Sampling Plan

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How to Set Sample Sizes

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Understanding Measurement, Metrics, KPIs, and Data

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Variable Data

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Attribute Data

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How to Select Subgroups

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SPC Step 3: Analyze Data

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SPC Step 4: Identify Variation

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Common Cause vs Special Cause Variation

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SPC Step 5: Root Cause Corrective Action

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Managing with SPC

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Con­trol charts are an essen­tial tool in sta­tis­ti­cal process con­trol for mon­i­tor­ing and main­tain­ing process sta­bil­i­ty. Learn the com­mon types of con­trol charts, their sit­u­a­tion­al uses, and how to select the appro­pri­ate con­trol chart depend­ing on a num­ber of factors.