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8 of 9 people found the following review helpful
Handy and Useful, but pricey
20 Feb 2003
Format:Spiral-bound
This book is a concise reference for use by practitioners and those on the shop floor. I use it daily in our one square mile manufacturing complex.
Our people understand the tools with help of the illustrations. The how to use the tools is clear. Sure some may be overwhelmed by the statistical detail; however, the graphs are useful in showing folks what we as a team are working towards.
At only 265 pages, this spiral book is pricey, but that's expected from the millionaires of the Six Sigma Academy. ASQ's entries into this segment pale in comparison. Overall, I use it in any public course offering I teach. Keep it simple!
Our people understand the tools with help of the illustrations. The how to use the tools is clear. Sure some may be overwhelmed by the statistical detail; however, the graphs are useful in showing folks what we as a team are working towards.
At only 265 pages, this spiral book is pricey, but that's expected from the millionaires of the Six Sigma Academy. ASQ's entries into this segment pale in comparison. Overall, I use it in any public course offering I teach. Keep it simple!
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
A simple, quick, and easy reference for black belts
20 Jan 2009
Format:Spiral-bound|Amazon Verified Purchase
As black belts, we've all attended training, learned to use the tools, and now we're expected to implement them in our facilities. Honestly though, how often do you use every tool? Sometimes? Rarely? Never?
That's where the memory jogger shines - those tools that we just don't use often, but know somewhere in there that we learned during a long-forgotten training session at a hotel fueled by too much food and too much booze at night. You've got the knowledge locked away somewhere, of course. The memory jogger simply helps you free that knowledge by turning on the little light bulb of remembrance.
That's where the memory jogger shines - those tools that we just don't use often, but know somewhere in there that we learned during a long-forgotten training session at a hotel fueled by too much food and too much booze at night. You've got the knowledge locked away somewhere, of course. The memory jogger simply helps you free that knowledge by turning on the little light bulb of remembrance.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Great Resource for Black Belts
29 May 2008
Format:Spiral-bound
Great product! Covers the major DMAIC tools and has examples which use Minitab.... I use this in all my Six Sigma Black Belt training....
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