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The ability to accurately measure the extent a problem exists is an important part of process improvement. Measuring a problem is, at first glance, very straightforward. But a simple exercise will show that measuring even a simple thing such as time, is difficult. Ask three people near you what time it is. It is likely you will get three different answers. Knowing the current time to the nearest minute or second is not critical in everyday life. But in business processes, it can be very critical. In this module we look at the contribution of the various components of measurement error and how they relate to overall process variation, identify the importance, different types, and project relevance of Measurement System Analysis (MSA) and demonstrate how an MSA is conducted. Got a question about the product? Email us at [email protected] or ask the author directly by using the form to the right. If you cannot view the preview above this document description, go here to view the large preview instead. Source: 031_Measurement Systems Analysis PowerPoint document
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031_Measurement Systems AnalysisSold by Michael Carter (this author has 96 documents)
This business document is categorized under the function(s): It applies to All Industries File Type: PowerPoint File Size: 3 MB Number of Slides: 83 (includes cover, transition slides) Related Topic(s): MSA Purchase includes lifetime product updates. After your purchase, you will receive an email to download this document. This product contains a supplemental ZIP document. Initial upload date (first version): Jan 23, 2015 Ask the Author a Question Must be logged in Click here to log in ![]() ![]() |
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