“The
Ins and Outs of Process Positioning”
Sang-Gyu Lim (limsang.gyu@samsung.com)
is the chief researcher at the Six Sigma Center of Samsung Economic Research
Institute in Seoul, Korea. He received a doctorate in mechanical engineering
from Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland. He is a member of ASQ
and a Six Sigma Master Black Belt.
“Attribute
Gage R&R”
Samuel E. Windsor (swindsor@deltasigmasolutions.com)
is the president of Delta Sigma Solutions in Salisbury, MD. He received
a master’s degree in business management at Kennedy-Western University
in Thousand Oaks, CA. Windsor is a member of ASQ and a Six Sigma Black
Belt. He holds ASQ certifications as a reliability engineer, mechanical
inspector and quality engineer, auditor and manager.
“A
Powerful Analytical Tool”
Bradley Jones (bradley.jones@jmp.com)
is a principal systems developer at SAS Institute Inc. in Cary, NC. He
received a master’s degree in statistics from Florida State University.
Christopher
Nachtsheim (cnachtsheim@csom.umn.edu)
is a professor and chair of the operations and management science department
at the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities’ Carlson School of Management
in Minneapolis. He received a doctorate in operations research at the
University of Minnesota. Nachtsheim is an ASQ member and received the
Brumbaugh Award in 1991.
“When
To Use Fisher’s Exact Test”
Keith M. Bower (kbower@minitab.com)
is a technical specialist with Minitab in State College, PA. He received
a master’s degree in quality management and productivity from the
University of Iowa City. He is a member of ASQ and the Six Sigma Forum.
“The
Evolution of Six Sigma”
Jim Folaron (sixsigmatraining@yahoo.com)
is a vice president of J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. in Newark, DE. He received
a bachelor’s degree in business management from Rochester Institute
of Technology in Rochester, NY. He is a member of ASQ and a Six Sigma
Master Black Belt. He holds ASQ certifications as a quality manager and
engineer and is an RAB ISO-9000 auditor.
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