Blog Authors

Written by Minitab Blog Editor | Aug 10, 2011 4:00:00 AM

Real-World Quality Improvement
by Carly Barry, communications specialist
I love learning about how data analysis is being applied in the "real world," and then sharing what I've learned with others.
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Data Analysis and Quality Improvement and Stuff
by Greg Fox, statistical technical communications specialist
Musings and random thoughts from a Minitab writer about statistical analysis for quality improvement. And other stuff.
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Adventures in Statistics
by Jim Frost, statistical technical communications specialist
Data analysis gives you the keys to understand the larger picture. I’ll be writing about experiences and practical tidbits that I’ve learned as the “data/stat guy” on research projects that can help you in your own endeavors.
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The Beginner's Curve
by Eric Heckman, technical support specialist
Minitab software is user-friendly, but there is still a learning curve. This blog will cover some Minitab basics, and answer questions from tech support. The trick is to not be intimidated! If you stick with it, you may just learn to love statistics as much as I have!
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Adventures in Software Development
by Dawn Keller, quality assurance manager
Stories of the trials and tribulations of product development, drawing on my background in quality and reliability engineering. I hope sharing my experiences at Minitab will provide tips to help you in your organization.
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Understanding Statistics
by Eston Martz, creative services specialist
The adventures of one recovering math-phobic English major who learned to stop worrying and love statistics.
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The Null May Not Be True.
by Michelle Paret, product marketing manager
I love statistics so much that I earned both my undergrad and graduate degrees on the subject. (I'm an outlier, I know.) Through this blog I have an opportunity to exercise my statistical side while giving you useful information at the same time.
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The Statistics Game
by Kevin Rudy, technical communications specialist
I’ll be talking a lot about how statistics can be used to help understand sports, using techniques and tools that have applications in quality improvement and any other endeavor that involves the analysis of data.
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Statistics and Quality Data Analysis
by Patrick Runkel, statistical technical communications specialist
Discover quick practical insights into statistics that will help you use Minitab software to make data-driven decisions.
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Understanding Statistics and its Application
by Eduardo Santiago, technical training specialist
Discussion on common statistical mistakes, along with real life examples of how statistics is used in practice.
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Statistics for Quality Improvement
by Bruno Scibilia, technical training specialist
I applied quality improvement statistical techniques in manufacturing for many years, and acquired a thorough understanding of how statistics may be used, in a very practical way, to make processes more robust, optimize them and then control them.
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Statistics in Our Everyday World
by Tammy Serensits, commercial sales representative
With a smattering of experience in just about everything, and a deep interest in stories from the world of science, I will attempt to apply statistical concepts to fun, real-world examples!
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Fun with Statistics
by Joel Smith, senior business development representative
I regularly come across interesting data and I use that data to lead me to interesting conclusions. By describing these analyses in the occasional blog post, I hope I can inspire others to have fun with data analysis in the same way I do!
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Statistics and Quality Improvement
by Cody Steele, statistical technical communications specialist
You don’t have to live your life in fear of STATISTICS. I’ll share simple ways to build your confidence in practicing statistics and quality improvement— with a little emphasis on a few of my favorite things, from Star Wars to John Keats.
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