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MINITAB & Six Sigma
Hong Kong Society for Quality
March 1, 2004

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© Minitab Inc., 2000

Presented By
Kristina T. Konrath
Minitab Inc.
Customer Services Manager tkonrath@minitab.com 2

© Minitab Inc., 2000

Local Representative
Buxway Consultants Ltd.
Iza Ng
Business Development Manager
(852) 2783 9299 iza@buxway.com 3

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Agenda
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Minitab History and Products

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DMAIC Methodology

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MINITAB and MQC Tools

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Tutorials (time permitting)

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Introduction to Six Sigma

Questions

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Statistics & Six Sigma
Six Sigma is a methodology that aims to remove variation from any process. It is a data driven program that is focused on financial return.
Successful Six Sigma practitioners must have strong communication and quantitative skills. They must have excellent process knowledge and need to apply to appropriate tools. Statistics is one of the key tools used in Six Sigma.

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Statistics & Six Sigma
Good statistical software is essential tool for a successful Six Sigma initiative
• Takes away “hand” calculations - reduces the chances for error
• Must be intuitive – practitioners are not usually statisticians • Allow for exploration – must offer a well-rounded suite of tools
• Clear and consistent presentation of results

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Why MINITAB?
MINITAB has been the standard for global Six
Sigma operations since the mid 1990’s
• Developed in 1972 to teach introductory statistics, designed for non-statisticians
• Began developing for quality in the late 80’s
• Strong customer focus and support
• Developing translated product
• Developing companion products

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Minitab Products
MINITAB Release 14
• Statistical software
Minitab Quality Companion
• Process Improved Soft Tools
Minitab Quality Trainer
• Multimedia training tool available in 2005

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