Instructor Led Variability Training - Training Resources

Kanban Kanban scheduling systems are useful when lot sizes differ between process steps, processes are unbalanced or when distance introduces time lag or variability. Kanban scheduling systems are often a transition between MRP (Material requirement planning) and ROP (Re-order Point) approaches and Physical Linkage.  more...

Kanban Kanban scheduling systems are useful when lot sizes differ between process steps, processes are unbalanced or when distance introduces time lag or variability. Kanban scheduling systems are often a transition between MRP (Material requirement planning) and ROP (Re-order Point) approaches and Physical Linkage.  more...

Fundamental Tools in Statistics An efficient and effective one-day refresher on the fundamental tools in statistics. This course covers the two main divisions of statistics: descriptive and inferential statistics. First, the course covers descriptive statistics : the different types of variables, variability, distributions and the characterization of distributions through well-known statistics such as the mean and standard  more...

Introduction to the Design of Experiments This course covers the fundamental concepts in statistics in a non-technical and applied way. This session covers the fundamentals of statistics: the importance of recognizing the type of variables (role in the experiment and the values taken), descriptive statistics, relating variables, inferential statistics (mechanism, what is a p-value, the risks involved in statistical testing, confidence  more...

Advanced Experimental Designs This course covers the fundamental concepts in statistics in a non-technical and applied way. This session focuses on the design and the analysis of more complex experimental designs than those seen in the Introduction to the Design of Experiments course. These designs are used to account for different sources of experimental constraints such as material heterogeneity, physical constraints,  more...