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Upper Control Limit (UCL)

Upper Control Limit (UCL) represents the maximum acceptable value in statistical process control charts. This critical boundary helps manufacturers identify when processes exceed normal variation limits. Furthermore, UCL works alongside Lower Control Limit (LCL) to...

U-Chart

What is a U-Chart? The attribute chart is also known as a control u-chart or defect per-unit chart. The chart is used to monitor data counts when the sample size exceeds one. The u chart can track the average number per unit of defects, whether...

RACI (Responsible, Accountable, Consulted, and Informed)

Did you know that 70% of project failures stem from unclear roles and responsibilities? Enter the RACI matrix, a powerful tool that brings order to the chaos of project management. By clearly defining who’s Responsible, Accountable, Consulted, and Informed, the RACI...

Plan, Do, Check, Act (PDCA)

PDCA is a cycle of improvement based on a scientific method. It involves proposing a new process, implementing it, measuring its results, and then taking the appropriate actions. The Deming Cycle and Deming Wheel are also known after W....

Kano Model

What is the Kano Model? The Kano Model is a method for prioritizing product features on a roadmap according to the likelihood that they will satisfy customers. Product teams can compare the costs of implementing a feature that is likely to be popular with customers to...
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