A technique for generating ideas. Most effective when undertaken as a group activity

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A chart used to graphically summarise and display the differences between groups of data

A box plot, (also known as a box and whisker diagram), is a basic graphing tool that displays centering, spread, and distribution of a continuous data set

Statistical theorem that explains why many distributions tend to be close to the normal distribution

Used to test if the standard deviation of a population is equal to the specific value

Looks at the current condition of components and how close to failure those components are, to determine when physical maintenance should take place. Non-invasive techniques such as thermography, vibr [..]

Means for stating numerically the level of confidence about a result

A chart used in the management of projects to help map the risks associated with the implementation of a plan. A brainstorming activity that is followed by evaluation

Continuous incremental improvement of aspects connected with a manufacturing process