School of Six Sigma
Statistical Process Control
Statistical Process Control, or SPC, is a method to monitor, control, and enhance processes. SPC enables us to build consistent, predictable processes by studying data over time and minimizing variation. Learn the five steps of Statistical Process Control, how to create a sampling plan, set subgroup sizes and sample sizes, the difference between attribute and variable data, how to select and create the appropriate type of Control Chart for each situation, and more.
Statistical Process Control
- 13 Videos
- 46m
SPC, or Statistical Process Control, is another foundational tool for all Continuous Improvement Practitioners. In this series of videos we’ll learn all about SPC as well as the many different types of Control Charts at our disposal.View Course
Putting Statistical Process Control (SPC) into Practice
- 15 Videos
- 1h 11m
Statistical Process Control, or SPC is a method to monitor, control, and enhance processes by studying their data over time. SPC enables consistent, predictable processes by minimizing variation. Learn the five steps for putting Statistical Process Control in place, how to create a sampling plan, set subgroup sizes and sample sizes, the difference between attribute and variable data, how to select the right type of Control Chart for your situation, and more.View Course