“The goal is to transform data into information, and information into insight” – Carly Fiorina, former President of Hewlett Packard
Too often we make an art form out of collecting data, while the “business” of analyzing it is neglected. Managing risk also means auditors must be trained in recognizing and responding appropriately to trends in process output data that is reported. Successful auditors of the future will need to have a clear understanding of basic statistics, process capability and data analysis, in addition to comprehensive auditing skills. In this course we provide an expansive review of sections V.c, V.d, V.e of the CQA body of knowledge.
Areas Covered in the Session :
Participants will learn practical application of the following concepts:
Statistics – Overview
Normal distribution
Special and common cause variation
Sampling
Measures of population centering and dispersion
Interpreting and responding to control charts and other graphical data
Understanding the differences between Cp, Cpk, Pp and Ppk
Who Should Attend:
Auditors
Audit Program Managers
Quality Managers
Operations Managers
Front Line Productions Supervisors