What Makes A Good Wine? Using Statistical Regression to Model The Taste of Wine
Discover how wine-tasting data and multivariate analysis can be used to develop an understanding of your customers’ different tastes and behaviour.
5 Takeaways from Rolls-Royce's Master Black Belt interview on data-driven Process Excellence
How the Central Process Excellence team facilitates improvement at Rolls-Royce: skillset, methods, tools and capabilities by Colin Noone, Master Black Belt
How to Correct Case Mismatches from Excel in Minitab, Fast
Data entry errors happen. Fortunately Minitab has tools like Recode. It's easy to get your data into shape so you can move on to get the answers you need.
Critical Checks for Pharmaceuticals and Healthcare: Validating Your Data Integrity and Process Performance
When regulators in pharmaceutical & healthcare ask you to validate analytical techniques, measurement systems ('Data Integrity') and process performance ('SPC'), Minitab recommends these critical checks.
Minitab and Excel: 3 Tips for Importing Data
Follow these tips to get your data from Excel into Minitab and make your analysis easier. Learn to copy and paste, import data and fix column formats.
Using My Fitness Tracker's Data To Get A Superhero-Inspired Physique
Analyzing two year's of fitness tracker data using Minitab Statistical Software to answer: does adding resistance training improve calories burnt compared to pure cardio?
Using Intervals to Get at the Tail Ends of the Problem in Healthcare and Medical Devices
Demonstrating process improvement often involves showing improvement in the mean, so we focus on the center of a distribution. Defects don’t fall in the center, though. They're in the tails.
When It’s Easier to Open Data in Minitab than in Excel
Find out how Minitab makes it easy to work with data in formats like txt, dat, and csv so that you don’t have to use more than one program.
4 Challenges to Improving Stability in Manufacturing, and How You Can Face Them
Parts are to be manufactured to specifications. Unstable behaviours generate quality problems experienced by customers later on. This article touches on why and how to reduce instability with a structured quality and problem-solving approach such as DMAIC applied using the modern toolkit of Minitab.
Raising the Bar for Employee Skills is Not Optional
The skills to understand and work with data — and make educated decisions based on it — are in demand and they are not going away anytime soon. Look at some new directions in the workforce over the last few years and how executives are treating upskilling their teams as a top priority.