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In this file OPS 571 Week 5 Individual Assignment Process Improvement Plan you can find overview of the Statistical process control (SPC) Individual Assignment: Process Improvement Plan · Complete the Statistical Process Control for the process identified in Week One. · Write a 1,050 words (maximum) explanation of the control limits including the calculations and data used to determine them. · Discuss the effect of any seasonal factors using the process performance data collected each week. · Discuss the confidence intervals and their usefulness based on the number of data points. |
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General Questions - General General Questions Complete the Statistical Process Control for the process identified in Week One. Write a paper of no more than 1,050 words in which you explanation of the control limits, including the calculations and data used to determine them. (I expect everyone to use the data that they have collected and create a control chart for your process. I want to see your calculations for the upper and lower control limits as well as the raw data). Discuss the effect of any seasonal factors using the process performance data collected each week. Discuss the confidence intervals and their usefulness based on the number of data points. Format your paper consistent with APA guidelines. |
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