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Bimodal Histogram: Everything you need to know

A bimodal histogram is a type of data visualization that reveals a distribution with two distinct peaks or modes. This form of histogram is instrumental in identifying and analyzing datasets that show two separate subgroups or phenomena influencing the results....

What Is an Activity Network Diagram?

Table of Contents What Is an Activity Network Diagram? What is the Connection with Continuous Improvement (CI)? Using an Activity Network Diagram to Identify Critical Paths Here’s an Example Related Articles What Is an Activity Network Diagram? An Activity...

Top Companies That Use Lean Six Sigma

Lean Six Sigma is a method that blends Lean (cutting waste) and Six Sigma (improving quality). It gives organizations the tools to simplify how they work, reduce errors, and make better products or services. This helps them save money and keep customers satisfied....

Impact Effort Matrix: Prioritize Projects with Our Simple Guide

In any improvement project, there are many different ideas that could help achieve the desired results. However, not all ideas will be equally effective or feasible. This is where prioritization comes in. The Impact-Effort Matrix is a structured visual tool that helps...

What Is a Spider Chart and How It Improves Data Analysis?

A spider chart, also known as a radar chart or web chart, compares multiple variables or categories. It displays data in a circular format, with each variable represented by a radius extending from a central point. This type of chart is particularly useful for showing...

What Are Push and Pull Systems?

Table of contentsWhat Are Push and Pull Systems?What is a Push System?What is a Pull System?Differentiating Between Pull and Push SystemsThe Benefits of Using a Hybrid Push-Pull SystemRelated articles What Are Push and Pull Systems? Push and pull production systems in...