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SPC
for the Rest of Us:
A Personal Path to Statistical Process Control
by Hy
Pitt, 1994
Published by K.W. Tunnell Publishing Group, 1999
Price: $39.95 (plus shipping)
To order this book, call 610.337.0820 or
click here.
Bulk discounts available.
SPC for the Rest of Us
has long been a respected tool at Tunnell trainings. Whether you're
learning SPC for the first time, relearning it the right way so you
can truly use it, or giving yourself a refresher so you can confidently
travel forward to Six Sigma, this book can help. It takes the fear
out of numbers, leaves out the intimidation, and presents a series
of learning steps that gets you relying on statistics as easily as
you've relied on guesswork. One corporate executive says simply that,
"Hy
Pitt is the best SPC teacher, period."
Highlights / You will learn:
· How to sample
· How to understand measures of variability
· How to predict process characteristics
· How to use and interpret Shewhart control studies
· How to use calculators and computers in SPC
· How to learn to speak statistics
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Leading
Six Sigma: A Step-by-Step Guide Based on Experience with GE and
Other Six Sigma Companies
by Ronald
D. Snee, and Roger Hoerl
Published by Financial Times/Prentice Hall, 2002
Price:
$29.95
(plus shipping)
To order this book, call 610.337.0820
or
click here.
Bulk discounts available.
In Leading Six Sigma,
two of the world¹s most experienced Six Sigma leaders offer a detailed,
step-by-step strategy for leading Six Sigma initiatives in your
company. Top Six Sigma expert Ronald
D. Snee and
GE quality leader Dr. Roger W. Hoerl show you how to deploy a Six
Sigma plan that reflects your organization¹s unique needs and culture,
while also leveraging key lessons learned by the world¹s most successful
implementers.
Highlights / You will learn:
· How to hit the ground running: Providing leadership,
talent and infrastructure for a successful launch
· From launch to long-term success: Implementing systems, processes
and budgets for ongoing Six Sigma projects
· Getting the bottom-line results that matter most: Measuring and
maximizing the financial value of your Six Sigma initiative
· Four detailed case studies: What works and what doesn't. Avoiding
the subtle mistakes that can make Six Sigma fall short
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Statistical
Thinking:
Improving Business Performance
by Roger Hoerl and Ronald
D. Snee, 2001
Published by Duxbury, a division of Thomson Learning, Inc., 2001
Price: $91.95
(plus shipping)
To order this book, call 610.337.0820 or
click here.
"This is THE primer that should be mandatory
reading for all Black Belts who really want to master the statistical
elements of Six Sigma. I heartily recommend it also for Master Black
Belts who must review in order to be able to conduct Black Belt training."
- Greg Watson, Past Pres. American Society for Quality
Statistical Thinking:
Improving Business Performance
prepares you for business leadership by developing your capacity to
apply statistical thinking to improve business processes. Unique and
compelling, this book shows readers how to derive actionable conclusions
from data analysis, solve real problems, and improve real processes.
In Technometrics, this book is called "probably the most practical
basic statistics textbook that has ever been written in a business
context." The authors clearly illustrate how to implement statistical
thinking and methodology to improve business performance.
Highlights
· The book begins with
a discussion of why statistical thinking is necessary and helpful,
and then provides case studies that illustrate how to integrate several
statistical tools into the decision-making process.
· The authors facilitate and encourage an experimental learning
environment so the reader may develop competency by applying the material
to actual problems.
· Students have the opportunity to work in teams on case studies
in each chapter and on a course project.
· Because easy-to-use data analysis software is so widely used
and available, the book emphasizes conceptual understanding over formulas
and calculations.
· Formal statistical methods are, in most cases, illustrated
with Microsoft® Excel, MINITAB, and JMP®. |
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Leading
Corporate Transformation
by Robert H. Miles
Published by Jossey-Bass, 1997
Price:
$26.00
(plus shipping)
To order this book, call 610.337.0820 or
click here.
Leading Corporate
Transformation is
an executive briefing for the corporate leader who wants to apply
the same winning approach developed by Robert Miles and used in the
extraordinary transformations of some of the nation's top corporations.
If you are an executive who must guide an organization through large-scale
transformation, including repositionings, revitalizations and mergers,
this book will become a well-thumbed reference.
For more information on the approach developed by Miles, called ACT
or Accelerated Corporate Transformation, click here.
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Handbook
of Pharmaceutical Granulation Technology
edited by Dilip M. Parikh
Published by Dekker, 1997
Price: $195 (plus shipping)
To order this book, call 610.337.0820 or
click here.
Handbook of Pharmaceutical Granulation Technology is
a practical guide that integrates basic principles and current industrial
practices in granulation production. The book discusses state-of-the-art
technologies and demonstrates approaches to manufacturing solid dosage
forms that comply with regulatory requirements. Subjects discussed
include:
· Theory of Granulation
· Drug Substance and Excipient Characterization
· Binders and Solvents
· Spray Drying as an Alternative Granulation Technique
· Roller Compaction Technology
· High Shear Mixer Granulators
· Low Shear Granulators
· Batch Fluid Bed Granulation
· Single-Pot Processing
· Extrusion-Spheronization as a Granulation Technique
· Continuous Granulation
· Sizing of Granulation
· Granulation Characterization
· Bioavailability and Granule Properties
· Regulatory Issues in Granulation Processes
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