Wonderful advice from Paul Allen. One of the world’s best communicators for Process Improvement concepts.

Hi Bro, please let me know how is caculate column C4. Many thanks

How interesting. I know MOOG and I am currently using their products on my process.

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Great video, very practical and very well explained! Thank you very much for the effort. I can't wait to enjoy the next one.

It's true plus one times plus one equal one, but non-conformity bring bad result, can two non-conformities bring good results? I think they will make worse than single one.

Why did u pick those 3 variables?

Hi Paul, Thanks for the video, how did the real process perform? Was the process predictable?

Hello Paul! Thank you, I really enjoy watching your videos, being a LSS trainer and practitioner myself. With that said, I can't help but mention that most of your advice, although clearly being based in practice and experience, feels generalized and kind of vague to my taste. Dont get me wrong, a genuine "use common sense, ask questions, analyze" advice here and there is always welcome, but I always felt like there was something missing - and now I know what. This video and the previous one are exactly the LSS content I appreciate the most - specific, practical, to the point, ready to be applied, no "make right decisions - get right results" mantras. This is good stuff. Thank you for your work, keep it up!

Hello Paul, this is a great video, i am wondering what software do you use? Also when you were talking about screening DOE, how come you have 8 outputs for Flatness and 4 for cycle time, how so? And what do you actually mean by flatness (surface quality or what) ?

Keep it going boss, like the vids

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Excellent video.really appreciable. Finally you connect this with money.bigbang.when a process is a foolproof method that it itself shows a happiness in system .of course it is all ends up money. Your profound words are nice. I really enjoyed it.

Thanks Paul!

I must say the video is awesome however I can't picture a practical example. Some people use 15 parts and here I see 20 parts. is there a way to showcase a practical example?

What software are you using to generate the map chart ?

Hi Paul- I passed the PE exam this week. Thanks to your Cp/Cpk videos.

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great video

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Do you mean one operator repeating the test on the 10 parts would be the time to use x bar r?

if making complexity simple is your target.... you got it. really thanks. you are great

Very good sharing of information as usual. However, another "Thanks Peter" from my side as well. With this sound coming from nowhere, I thought it was a "poka-yoke" alarm or something. And the deep breath of Paul afterwards was a good example of Six Sigma Yoga approach on variation of mood. Still a little bit of work to do in this direction (Continuous Mood Improvement) in those days ... Only joking, thanks Paul for all the information you share, it does help.

Great explanation of how to deal with sample size when you have an unknown system by including additional replicates, but how do you deal with a known system with high measurement uncertainty on your outputs? Do you have an example of power analysis for such a case?

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Great explanations! Do you have experience in engineering 5S. It´s much more difficult to catch.👍

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What is DOA, sir? (when you are talking about CCD)

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Too much ads at the beginning! First give value, before ...

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How do we select the right 8 points? or are the 8 points selected in random?

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Really my only question about this is why would a job from a customer only wanting 2 through 5 be assigned to a process that has the possibility of producing 1s and 6s? The machine/process is out of spec for that work. Management needs to get their head on straight.

Paul, your videos truly have been a godsend. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge.

Very well said sir. These process principles have served me well for 3 decades, and you articulated them succinctly and simply.

Thanks, Paul!

This is informative and helpful. The video helped me clarified my questions. Thank you.