The phases of data analysis

Article Abstract:

Data analysis is a necessary component in the improvement of products and services. Careful analysis of information entails going through four phases. Initially, data gathering and drafting of control charts are done manually. In the second phase, computer technology is applied, and managed by individuals with sharp analytical skills. The use of data-collection aids, such as gauges, and continued manpower involvement characterize the third phase. By the fourth phase, company systems must be applicable to continuous improvement.

Analysis, Process control

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Use distribution analysis to understand your data source

Article Abstract:

The term distribution analysis refers to the process of analyzing a data set to extrapolate and comprehend its features. The application of distribution analysis for the examination of data sources is dealt with in detail.

Usage, Distributions, Theory of (Functional analysis), Theory of distributions, Evaluation

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Build an affinity for K-J method

Article Abstract:

The data management techniques to quickly organize data using affinity diagram or K-J method are presented.

United States, Information accessibility

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