Written by Tom Pyzdek, one of the foremost authorities on Statistical Process Control, this series can be used as the first step toward implementing Six Sigma or as a turnkey system for Process Improvement. SPC was never made easier to understand - or implement!
Based on materials from ASQ seminars on SPC, this is the most popular SPC text on the market today! It provides information that everyone using SPC should know. Topics range from organizing and implementing SPC to Pareto analysis to p, np, c, and u charts. This book is intended for all employees in the organization. It provides an introduction to SPC as well as information on how to effectively manage and use SPC.
"...the goal of presenting the fundamentals of SPC to all levels of employees is accomplished. Job well done! This is an excellent book for the fundamentals of SPC. I recommend it to everyone who is interested in quality control and improvement and to all practitioners." Min-Chiang Wang, Washington State University, Technometrics review
"I have found his (Pyzdek's) CQE Handbook and SPC guides invaluable and I keep them on my desk for reference. And most important, they actually are useful in answering questions. Thank you." Ronald S. Gach, Quality Engineering, Powertrain CBU
Become your company's SPC problem solver! Learn how to use SPC effectively. Even if you have short runs, multiple head machines, cavity molds, continuous processes, automated processes, non-normal data, etc... Also learn about process capability indices (Cp, Cpk, etc.), gage R & R studies, SPC for services, and much more.
"It is similar in content to parts of The SQC handbook from AT&T, but provides many more choices in the details for use." Excerpts have appeared in Quality Progress Magazine.
"So for a book of diverse chapters, what is the recommendation? Would I hire this consultant, or suggest his book as a references Would I teach using it, or suggest it for self-study? Well, I might hire Thomas Pyzdek, for I fully believe he can teach people from his book. And I will use it for a reference. Pyzdek has demonstrated his depth of experience and taken care to list issues for the many techniques he has included here. The absence of student exercises limits the book's usefulness for self-study, but Pyzdek's stronger chapters are at a standard for which other SPC authors should strive." William D. Heavelin, Advanced Micro Devices Technometrics review, Nov. 1994