Question: From a quality perspective, a process is said to be a capable process if capacity (supply) exceeds customer demand. I f a process is not

  1. From a quality perspective, a process is said to be a capable process if capacity (supply) exceeds customer demand.

  2. If a process is not a capable process, then a good quality engineer is likely to strive for a good Cp before achieving a good Cpk for this process

  3. In SPC, control charts can be useful in detecting assignable or special cause variations.

  4. We want control limits to be within the specification limits.

  5. Specification limits are based on the product specifications set by an organization's well-qualified quality engineer (e.g., a black belt).

  6. A delivery service that misplaces, on average, two packages per 1,000,000,000 (1-billion) deliveries is operating at six sigma level.

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