Editorial Review:
Cutting through Six Sigma’s strange terminology and consultancy speak, this guide aims to remove the mystique by delivering Six Sigma in a down to earth, approachable and logical format. MINITAB®: For each tool, this guide details how to enter the data into MINITAB and interpret the results, whilst providing hints and tips to help avoid the common pitfalls. Interactive: Data files and templates for all the examples are available online Routemaps: A logical flow is provided through each DMAIC phase, and detailed routemaps are provided for graphical tools, hypothesis tests and Statistical Process Control (SPC) charts. Who should use this book? Six Sigma Trainees: Both during and after training, this guide provides an invaluable reference text to those who are actually implementing Six Sigma methodologies in an organisation. Six Sigma Project Sponsors and Managers: For those who are accountable for deploying Six Sigma throughout an organisation, but who might not have been Six Sigma trained, this guide will provide an overview and crash course in the tools and techniques that your project teams are trained in. Six Sigma has a lot of new terminology, and this guide aims to cut through that terminology in order to enable Six Sigma managers to connect with those that have been trained.
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Six Sigma & Mini Tab  2008-10-31
This product is good for quickly referencing very basic information. It contains only the minimum amout of information. Thus, making this a grossly over priced product. An apporpriate price would be closer to $10.00 instead of the current price of about $50.00.
Great book for Belts (or anybody)  2008-10-03
Really good book for anybody using Minitab in Six Sigma or just plain statistics. Not too superficial (like many 'Management Books') and not too many silly examples (like some 'Text Books'). Really useful. After reviewing it we bought one copy for each Black Belt at our company.
Good Book on Minitab for Green Belts  2008-06-24
Hi, This is a good book, It is laid out in simple style and overall presentation is superb. However, there are many areas that the book doesn't cover. If you are a Green Belt, this is Superb! But, if you are a Black Belt and wanting to learn advance tools like RSM ,full scale Logistical Regression and Residual analysis you will not get anything out from this book. There are many instances the book says, this is not discussed here, which are the things a black belt must know.Overall compared to Rath n Strong book on Minitab 15 and other Minitab books on Minitab 14 this book is better.So if you are a Green Belt Buy it!If you are a Black Belt think about it :-)
Great as an intro to 6Sigma. Not so great for intro to Minitab.  2008-06-07
The title pretty much says it all. I was hoping this would improve my Minitab knowledge and it wasn't so great for that. I already had 6Sigma BB training, so I didn't really need to 6Sigma review, but it does a very good job of it for those that have never had 6Sigma training. So, my advice is don't buy this if you are looking for improving your Minitab knowledge.
Outstanding Reference Text 2008-05-05
I have been a Lean Six Sigma practitioner for over 12 years (MBB since 1995) and this is by far the best reference text I have found.
Highly recommended regardless of level of skill or position in the organization.
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