A competitive edge is not gained strictly from monitoring the production process and the final product. This article discusses the use of mean and standard deviation, basic descriptive statistics, to the product's manufacturing in the form of quality control. The method allows for results that maintain applicativeness, straightforwardness, and efficiency.
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A competitive edge is not gained strictly from monitoring the production process and the final product. This article discusses the use of mean and standard deviation, basic descriptive statistics, to the product's manufacturing in the form of quality control. The method allows for results that maintain applicativeness, straightforwardness, and efficiency.
A competitive edge is not gained strictly from monitoring the production process and the final product. This article discusses the use of mean and standard deviation, basic descriptive statistics, to the product's manufacturing in the form of quality control. The method allows for results that maintain applicativeness, straightforwardness, and efficiency.
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STANDARD DEVIATION ABSTRACTS
Standard Deviation Abstracts
Optimization of Mean and Standard Deviation This article defines the idea of success in a competitive market. A competitive edge is not gained strictly from monitoring the production process and the final product (Costa, 2010). The article discusses the use of mean and standard deviation, basic descriptive statistics, to the products manufacturing in the form of quality control. The method allows for results that maintain applicativeness, straightforwardness, and efficiency. The measurements are used to give a new view of the efficiency of the production procedure. The null hypothesis is that the quality control method is a better characteristic for maintain a competitive edge when compared to other methods. The results of this method are that mean and standard deviation values allow managers to understand the trade-offs between low standard deviation (and variance) and onpoint product presentation.
STANDARD DEVIATION ABSTRACTS
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Costa, N. (2010). Simultaneous Optimization of Mean and Standard Deviation. Quality