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Sigma is a symbol that is used to identify standard deviation : |
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Which of the following best describes normal variation in a process : |
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How tightly the outcomes are clustered around the average |
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A concept used to best describe a performance of a process relative to a specification limit is called |
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Which of the following refers to how tightly all the various outcomes are clustered around the average |
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Process variation or standard deviation |
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What term reflects the distance between the mean and the point of inflection on the normal curve : |
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Which one of the following is not an example of Hard Savings |
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Within Six Sigma change in performance comes from identifying and controlling which of the following : |
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A bar graph that is used to help prioritize process ? |
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The Higher the Sigma Level the better the performance ? True/False |
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If a company operates with a yield of 93.2%. What is the operating Sigma Level |
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If we produce more than is needed by the next step in the process or more than the customer needs this is an example of which element of waste |
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A warehouse moves a single crate of product 13 times before its finally loaded for shipment. This is an example of which one of the seven elements of waste |
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Which financial metric measures whether a business is creating or destroying value? |
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Critical Customer Requirement |
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What is the definition of Critical Customer Requirement |
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The most important customer requirements that must be met due to their strong correlation to the buying decision |
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Which of the following is not an indirect method of capturing the Voice of the Customer |
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Sigma is a symbol that is used to identify standard deviation : |
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Which of the following best describes normal variation in a process : |
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How tightly the outcomes are clustered around the average |
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A concept used to best describe a performance of a process relative to a specification limit is called |
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Which of the following refers to how tightly all the various outcomes are clustered around the average |
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Process variation or standard deviation |
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What term reflects the distance between the mean and the point of inflection on the normal curve : |
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Which one of the following is not an example of Hard Savings |
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Within Six Sigma change in performance comes from identifying and controlling which of the following : |
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A bar graph that is used to help prioritize process ? |
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True or False : The Higher the Sigma Level the better the performance ? True/False |
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If a company operates with a yield of 93.2%. What is there operating Sigma Level |
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If we produce more than is needed by the next step in the process or more than the customer needs this is an example of which element of waste |
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A warehouse moves a single crate of product 13 times before its finally loaded for shipment. This is an example of which one of the seven elements of waste |
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Which financial metric measures whether a business is creating or destroying value? |
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Critical Customer Requirement |
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What is Critical Customer Requirement |
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the most important customer requirements that must be met due to their strong correlation to the buying decision |
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Which of the following is not an indirect method of capturing the Voice of the Customer |
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Which of the following is not a requirement the Kano Analysis Addressed |
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Which of the following is not an element of a project charter |
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Who is accountable for drafting a project charter |
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Name two essential skills needed to be a successful project manager |
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leadership, motivation, interpersonal, problem solving, decision making, organizational, prioritization, negotiation, communication, planning & execution, facilitation |
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Which of the following is not a primary customer |
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What is the typical size of a focus group ? |
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What tool groups ideas into categories to reveal common themes ? |
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What high level tool is used to help visualize the VOC and begin to see the relationship between the outputs and the inputs of the process |
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True of False : Not Everyone on the project team must agree on the Team Mandate |
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Ground Rules Should Address |
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R.A.C.I Is an abbreviation of what ? |
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Responsible.Accountable.Consulted.Informed |
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How many people can be Accountable for a task ? |
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In a Race Chart , Who is "The Doer" ? |
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What bar chart is used to depict the projected time involved in completing a particular task ? |
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Which of the following is not one of the three dimensions of project success |
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The Time from release of a product into a process until its completion is known as ? |
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Product that is within the boundaries of a process is called ? |
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The output of a process over a defined period of time is known as |
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The maximum amount of product a process can deliver over a continuous period of time ? |
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A step that inserts the largest amount of time delay into a process ? |
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How many time traps can you have at one time in any one process? |
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A time trap that is unable to produce at the ER required to meet customer demand |
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Process Lead Time = Work in Process / Exit Rate |
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The amount of time that value is actually applied to a product while it is "In Process " is known as ? |
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A 3 step process has VA time of 3.5 hours . This process has a PLT of 160 hours. What is the PCE for this process ? |
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A local Pizza company wants to tell customers an approximate wait time. They calculate they have 20 pizzas in their process at one time. They determined they finish 5 pizzas every 15 minutes . How long is there lead time ? |
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A local Pizza company calculates they have 20 pizzas in their process at one time. They determined they finish 5 pizzas every 15 minutes . After a time study they conclude they have 3 min of VAT in their process. Can you determine the PCE ? If yes, what is it ? |
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Which is not a common measure of central tendency |
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Name a common measure of variability |
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What term is used for the most frequent observed value in a group |
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Define the "Range" of a data set ? |
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The difference from the minimum value and the maximum value in a given data set |
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a common benefit of sampling is ? |
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What is a good rule of thumb for the number of samples you should collect ? |
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What is the largest pitfall in sampling ? |
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What aggregate data chart is used to show the distributional characteristics of data |
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What percentage of data falls within 3 standard deviations of the mean ? |
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The ability to stay on target as measured by the mean is known as |
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Consistency of a process as measured by the standard deviation is known as ? |
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True: False Special Cause Variation is Random, Stable and Consistent over time . |
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According to Demming what % of all variation is common cause ? |
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According to Demming what % of all variation is Special Cause ? |
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Statistical Control means the process is operating __________ |
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Why do we use RTY and not FTY ? |
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RTY takes into account the "Hidden Factory" |
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A 5 step process has FTY of 89% what is the RTY |
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A 4 step process has a FTY of 90%. What is the RTY of the process ? |
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A 5 step process has a FTY of 75% what is the RTY of this process ? |
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On a project charter, what does the problem statement define ? |
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A Value Map is different from a Process Map as it is rich with what ? |
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Operation Definitions are rarely used because they are vague and indirect |
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If you ran a Gauge R&R what is the highest level of variability you would allow ? |
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Sales needs 32,000,000 mbf a month. Your current available hours are 649. What is your Takt Rate |
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A systems ability to detect small changes in the process is referred to as : ? |
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The measurement variation observed when different operators measure the same parts using the same device is known as ? |
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The measurement variation observed when the same operator measures the same parts using the same device |
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A Gauge R & R tries to determine if the measurement system has good ______________ and reproducibility |
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What performance indicator will this formula give you ? |
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What is the Mean of this Data Set ? |
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What is the Median of this Data Set ? |
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What is the mean of this data set ? |
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This symbol represents ? |
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This symbol represents ? |
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This is an exmple of what kind of chart ? |
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