This PPT slide, part of the 103-slide Six Sigma - Process Capability Study PowerPoint presentation, presents a visual representation of the normal distribution, specifically focusing on the measure of variability within a process. It outlines control limits, which are critical in understanding process capability. The lower and upper control limits are marked, indicating the thresholds for acceptable variability.
The slide details the percentages associated with different segments of the distribution curve. Notably, 34.13% of data points fall within one standard deviation (sigma) from the average, both above and below. This indicates that a significant portion of data remains close to the average, which is essential for assessing process stability. The percentages decrease as you move further from the average, with only 2.14% of data points lying beyond 3 standard deviations, highlighting the rarity of extreme variations.
The text emphasizes that if a process is operating under control, over 99.74% of data points will remain within the average plus and minus 3 standard deviations. This statistic is crucial for organizations aiming for operational excellence, as it provides a benchmark for evaluating process performance.
Understanding this distribution is vital for identifying areas of improvement and ensuring that processes remain efficient and effective. The slide serves as a foundational tool for organizations looking to implement Six Sigma methodologies, helping them visualize and quantify variability in their processes. The clarity of the data presented allows decision-makers to make informed choices regarding process adjustments and quality control measures.
This slide is part of the Six Sigma - Process Capability Study PowerPoint presentation.
Developed by a Senior Executive and Operational Excellence Coach with experience at organizations including NOKIA, MICROVENTION, and MAGELLAN, this presentation provides a detailed Introduction to Process Capability Studies using Minitab.
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