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Big data Analytics

Challenges

In this information edge, most of the organizations have plenty of data especially generated from ERP, production monitoring, QC measurement, delivery monitoring, finance & inventory monitoring. Many department heads and top management are struggle with tedious and time consuming report compilation.

This situation becomes worst especially when it comes to month end. Large portion of time and effort is used for this non productive report compilation activities. However, the accuracy of the report is questionable because of high chance of human error. Furthermore, whenever there are changes or the need to customize report, IT personnel will be engaged to complete the task. Below are the courses specially designed to train participants with the require knowledge for Big Data Analysis:

BO 200 – Basic Statistical Data Analysis Through JMP Software

This is an introductory training for both new users to JMP and those existing users who would like to fully utilize the available features and tools of JMP. Our instructors deliver critical JMP knowledge and helpful tips using a combination of expertly designed lectures and software demonstrations, question-and-answer sessions and hands-on computer workshops for an interactive learning experience. With the combination of software and training, you’ll have everything you need to make one dynamic discovery after another.

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Training Approach

This practical course combines classroom teaching, practical exercises, and group discussion with actual factory based projects to provide a complete action learning experience. The course has been designed to enable all participants leave the training room with a set of new knowledge, tools, skills and direct experience of how to use JMP software for statistical quality analysis in a real company setting.

Prerequisite: Nil
Training facilities: Computer Installed with JMP Software and LCD projector

Course Contents

DAY 1

Section 1: Introduction to JMP software

  • Basic features of JMP
  • Modelling types
  • Overview of data table properties
  • Navigating with JMP software
  • Data table, report, project, and journal
  • Row and column properties
  • Importing data with JMP
  • Assign formula
  • Reporting and presenting results
  • Case study and assignment

Section 2: Data Exploration & Manipulation

  • Bivariate analysis
  • Y by X platform
  • Mosaic plot, Bar chart, line plot and contingency table
  • Introduction to distribution menu
  • Histogram & box-plots
  • Cumulative distribution function plot (CDF)
  • Mean, variability, outliers and shape of distribution
  • Interaction between graph and data table
  • Distribution menu & fit distribution
  • Interpretation of quantile box plot
  • Stem and leaf plot
  • Case study and assignment

DAY 2

Section 3: Graphical Analysis

  • Powerful graph builder and tabulate function
  • Pareto chart
  • Ishikawa diagram for root cause analysis
  • Bubble plot
  • Multivariate analysis
  • Overlay plot
  • Time series plot
  • Scatter plot
  • Interpretation of graph and analysis results
  • Case study and practical assignment

Section 4: Statistical Process Control Chart & Process Capability Study

  • Introduction to control chart functions
  • Variable chart such as IR chart, Xbar R and S chart
  • Attribute control chart such as p chart, u chart, c and np chart
  • Chart pattern detection function
  • Process capability study
  • Case study and practical assignment

Who should attend: Managers, engineers, executives and supervisors who will use JMP software to perform statistical data analysis for process and quality improvement.

Delivery: Classroom lecture, hands-on practice, assignments and case studies.

Duration: 2 days (9am – 5pm)

BO 201 – Hypothesis Test, ANOVA and Regression Analysis

This course is designed for those existing users who would like to fully utilize the available features and tools of JMP. This course covers analysis of data with a single or multiple continuous response variable using analysis of variance and regression methods. Important statistical concepts such as confidence intervals, power and sample size, p-value, lack of fit, correlation, etc. are also introduced.

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Training Approach

This practical course combines classroom teaching, practical exercises, and group discussion with actual factory based projects to provide a complete action learning experience. The course has been designed to enable all participants leave the training room with a set of new knowledge, tools, skills and direct experience of how to use JMP software for statistical quality analysis in a real company setting.

Prerequisite: Statistical Data Analysis Through JMP software
Training facilities: Computer installed with JMP software and LCD projector

Course Contents

DAY 1

Section 1: Introduction to Comparative Experiment (Hypothesis Test)

  • Introduction to statistics
  • Inferential and descriptive statistics
  • Basic concepts and understanding of hypothesis test
  • Steps to perform hypothesis test
  • Introduction to p-value
  • Applications of comparative experiment

Section 2: Comparing Mean

  • JMP functions for hypothesis test
  • Power and sample size analysis
  • One sample t test and z test
  • Two samples t-test
  • Tests for Equal Variance
  • Paired t-test and its application
  • Nonparametric test
  • Interpretation of results
  • Practical case study and assignment

Section 3: Analysis of Variance (ANOVA)

  • Basic concepts and understanding
  • JMP functions for ANOVA
  • One way vs two way ANOVA
  • Two way ANOVA with multiple responses
  • Compare means : Tukey HSD & Dunett-test
  • Balanced ANOVA vs General Linear Model
  • MANOVA
  • Main effect and interaction plot
  • Interpretation of results
  • Practical case study and assignment

DAY 2

Section 4: Correlations & Multivariate Analysis

  • Correlations multivariate
  • Inverse correlations and partial correlations
  • Pairwise correlations
  • Scatter plot matrix
  • Outlier analysis
  • Interpretation of results
  • Practical case study and assignment

Section 5: Regression Analysis

  • Simple Regression
  • Polynomial Regression
  • Visualizing the least squares estimates
  • Fitting model to continuous data
  • Fitting a multiple regression model with interactions
  • Eliminating one predictor at a time to build a better model
  • Generating and comparing candidate models
  • Interpretation of results
  • Practical case study and assignment

Who should attend: Managers, engineers, executives, researchers and six sigma practitioners who will use JMP software to perform ANOVA and regression analysis for process and quality improvement.

Delivery: Classroom lecture, hands-on practice, simulation game, assignments and case studies.

Duration: 2 days (9am – 5pm)

BO 202 – JMP Training : Design of Experiments (DOE)

Design of Experiments (DOE) is an off-line quality improvement methodology that dramatically improves industrial products and processes thus enhancing productivity and reducing costs. Input factors are varied in a planned manner to efficiently optimize output responses of interest with minimal variability.

This course will provide delegates with basic DOE knowledge & techniques that have been specifically designed to deal with common process optimization problems that encountered by engineers in industry. These techniques will be demonstrated by using JMP software with actual industrial data.

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Training Approach

This practical course combines classroom teaching, practical exercises, and group discussion with actual factory based projects to provide a complete action learning experience. The course has been designed to enable all participants leave the training room with a set of new knowledge, tools, skills and direct experience of how to use JMP software to perform process and quality improvement in a real company setting.

Prerequisite: Statistical Data Analysis Through JMP software & Hypothesis Test, ANOVA & Regression Analysis
Training facilities: Computer installed with JMP software and LCD projector

Course Contents

DAY 1

Section 1: Introduction to Design of Experiment (DOE)

  • What is DOE?
  • Why do a designed experiment?
  • DOE vs. One-Variable-At-A-Time
  • The different stages of quality improvement
  • Types of experiment
  • The challenges faced by engineers
  • Steps for DOE
  • Practical examples

Section 2: Full Factorial Design & Response Optimization

  • Factors vs Response
  • Completely randomized design
  • Techniques to create factorial design
  • Coded setting and orthogonal design
  • Replicating & blocking the design
  • Tree diagram
  • Meaning of Main Effects and Interactions
  • DOE modeling
  • Un-coding the setting
  • Cube plot
  • Split plot
  • Defining factor constraints
  • Setup of Response optimizer & optimization plot
  • Interpretation of results and identify necessary improvement actions
  • Practical application exercise by using JMP software

DAY 2

Section 3: Screening Design

  • Fractional vs Full Factorial Design
  • Confounding effect
  • Design resolution
  • Folding the design
  • Center points, & residual plots
  • Plackett –Burman design
  • Prediction profiler
  • Desirability function
  • Practical application exercise by using JMP software
  • DOE simulation game

Day 3

Section 4: Response Surface Methodology (RSM)

  • Basic concepts of RSM
  • Application of RSM
  • Shape of responses
  • Central composite design
  • Box-Behnken design
  • Contour profiler with high low limits
  • Response surface plot analysis
  • Response optimization
  • Interpretation of results and identify necessary improvement actions
  • Custom and augment design
  • Practical application exercise by using JMP software

Who should attend: Anyone who would like to understand and improve process design, such as engineers, scientists and Six Sigma practitioners.

Delivery: Classroom lecture, hands-on practice, simulation game, assignments and case studies.

Duration: 3 days (9am – 5pm)

BO 203 – Measurement System Analysis (MSA) and Variation Reduction

The ability of measuring equipment to obtain reliable results directly influences the efficiency of quality control and data collection activities. Therefore, the ability of measuring equipment to obtain repeatable, reproducible and accurate measurements should be assessed prior to data collection in order to minimize the risk of making wrong decision that can bring disaster to company business.

This course covers the basic concepts associated with Measurement Systems Analysis (MSA) and variation reduction. Topics include the assessment of repeatability, reproducibility, Gage R&R, bias, linearity, stability, inspection effectiveness, standards selection and use, calibration, compensation, measurement improvement and control.

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Training Approach

This practical course combines classroom teaching, practical exercises, and group discussion with actual factory based projects to provide a complete action learning experience. The course has been designed to enable all participants leave the training room with a set of new knowledge, tools, skills and direct experience of how to use JMP software to perform measurement system analysis in a real company setting.

Prerequisite: Statistical Data Analysis Through JMP software Analysis
Training facilities: Computer installed with JMP software and LCD projector

Course Contents

DAY 1

Section 1: Introduction to Measurement System Analysis (MSA)

  • Basic understanding on measurement system
  • Reasons to carry out MSA
  • Basic understanding on terminology such as bias, stability, repeatability, reproducibility and linearity
  • Source of variation for measuring equipment
  • Calibration vs GR&R study

Section 2: Bias and Linearity Study

  • Concepts and importance of linearity study
  • Methodology for linearity study
  • Practical hands-on linearity study through JMP
  • Interpretation of results
  • How to deal with linearity problems
  • Practical linearity study assignment

Section 3: GR&R Study for Variable Data

  • Steps to conduct variable GR&R study by using various methods (graphically and mathematically) such as range method, average & range method and ANOVA method.
  • Crossed and Nested method
  • Practical hands-on variable GR&R study through JMP software
  • Interpretation of graphical and numerical analysis results
  • Importance of number of distinct category (ndc)
  • Typical mistakes
  • Identify necessary improvement actions
  • Practical hands-on assignment

DAY 2

Section 4: GR&R Study for Attribute Data

  • Steps to conduct attribute GR&R study
  • Attribute agreement analysis
  • Practical hands-on attribute GR&R study through JMP software
  • Kappa statistics
  • Interpretation of graphical and numerical analysis results
  • Identify necessary improvement actions
  • Practical hands-on assignment

Section 5: Stability Study

  • Concepts and importance of stability study
  • Methodology for stability study
  • Practical hands-on stability study through JMP
  • Interpretation of results
  • How to deal with stability problems
  • Practical stability study assignment

Who should attend: Engineers, executive, supervisors, managers and six sigma practitioners who have direct responsibility for measurement evaluation, selection and control

Delivery: Classroom lecture, hands-on practice, simulation game, assignments and case studies.

Duration: 2 days (9am – 5pm)

BO 204 – JMP Training : Quality Control and Statistical Process Control

Statistical process control (SPC) involves using statistical techniques to measure and analyze the variation in processes. It aims to get and keep processes under control. Most often used for manufacturing processes, the intent of SPC is to monitor product quality and maintain processes to fixed targets. Statistical quality control refers to using statistical techniques for measuring and improving the quality of processes and includes SPC in addition to other techniques, such as sampling plans, experimental design, variation reduction, process capability analysis, and process improvement plans.

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Training Approach

This practical course combines classroom teaching, practical exercises, and group discussion with actual factory based projects to provide a complete action learning experience. The course has been designed to enable all participants leave the training room with a set of new knowledge, tools, skills and direct experience of how to use JMP software for statistical process control in a real company setting.

Prerequisite: Statistical Data Analysis Through JMP Software
Training facilities: Computer installed with JMP software and LCD projector

Course Contents

DAY 1

Section 1: Introduction to Basic Statistic & Type of Data

  • The difference between attribute and variable data
  • Introduction to basic statistic
  • Introduction to normal distribution and its characteristics
  • Standard deviation vs Process Variation
  • Type of control charts and their applications

Section 2: Basic Concept of Process Variation

  • Comparison between special causes and common causes
  • Basic understanding on shape, location and spread of normal distribution curve
  • The actions required to handle special causes and common cause
  • Specification vs Control Limits

Section 3: Data Collection & Sampling

  • Basic understanding on subgroup and subgroup size
  • Guideline for selecting subgroup size
  • Different types sampling strategy
  • Steps to establish control chart

Section 4: Variable Control Chart

  • The applications of variable control chart
  • Guidelines to choose different type of control charts
  • Calculation of control limits and plotting X bar-R chart, X bar- S chart and X-MR chart
  • Different subgrouping strategies for various purpose
  • SPC techniques for short production run
  • Root cause analysis
  • Establish variable control chart through JMP software

DAY 2

Section 5: Analysis of Control Chart Pattern

  • Basic rules to identify out of control process
  • Special cause test
  • Western Electric rules
  • Different type of control chart patterns, relevant interpretation and the actions required
  • Detection of chart pattern through JMP software

Section 6: Attribute Control Chart

  • The difference between nonconforming and nonconformity
  • When to apply attribute control chart
  • Steps to establish attribute control charts such as p chart, np chart, c chart and u chart
  • Calculation of control limits and plotting of control charts
  • Establish attribute control chart through JMP software

Section 7: Analysis of Process Capability

  • Introduction to process capability index (Cp, Cpk, Pk, Ppk and Cpm) and its interpretation on process performance
  • Targets for process capability index
  • Steps for process capability analysis
  • Interpretation of six sigma process performance
  • Process capability study through JMP software

Section 8: Implementing & Maintaining SPC Program

  • Important factors to consider and steps for effective implementation

Who should attend: Managers, engineers, executives and supervisors who will use JMP software to perform process capability study and SPC implementation.

Delivery: Classroom lecture, hands-on practice, assignments and case studies.

Duration: 2 days (9am – 5pm)

BO 205 – JMP Training : Advanced Statistical Process Control

Statistical process control is a statistically-based family of tools used to monitor, control and improve processes. However, selecting and setting up the right type of SPC control chart for a given process is crucial to getting the most benefit from statistical process control.

Developing a comprehensive understanding of advanced statistical process control techniques can take months or even years and often involves building an extensive library of SPC books and reference materials. But now, all of the information needed to achieve a thorough understanding of SPC is contained in this compact yet comprehensive course. By using the Advanced SPC online training course, your Six Sigma Black Belts or lean manufacturing in-house experts can learn how to apply advanced statistical techniques and concepts throughout your operation.

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Training Approach

This practical course combines classroom teaching, practical exercises, and group discussion with actual factory based projects to provide a complete action learning experience. The course has been designed to enable all participants leave the training room with a set of new knowledge, tools, skills and direct experience of how to use JMP software for advanced statistical process control in a real company setting.

Prerequisite: Statistical Data Analysis Through JMP Software, Quality Control and Statistical Process Control
Training facilities: Computer installed with JMP software and LCD projector

Course Contents

DAY 1

Section 1: Review of Basic SPC

  • Introduction
  • Assumptions that underly Shewhart Charts
  • SPC common mistakes
  • Issues in sampling and rational subgrouping
  • Issues in dealing with non-normal and independent data

Section 2: Statistical techniques to determine sampling size and interval

  • Average Run Length (ARL) characteristics
  • Statistical techniques to determine sampling size and interval
  • Consideration of economic and manufacturing factors
  • When to shorten sampling interval
  • Zone rules / Western Electric rules to increase sensitivity
  • Rational subgroup concept
  • What is autocorrelation?
  • Practical application exercise

Section 3: Cumulative Sum (CUSUM) Control Chart

  • What is a CUSUM?
  • The features and application of CUSUM
  • CUSUM vs normal control chart
  • V-mask and algorithmic CUSUM
  • The procedure to construct CUSUM control chart
  • Practical application exercise through JMP software

DAY 2

Section 4: EWMA & UWMA Control Chart

  • Understanding of concepts
  • The features and application
  • The procedure to construct EWMA UWMA chart
  • Interpretation of results
  • Practical application exercise through JMP software

Section 5: Other Advanced Control Chart

  • Levey Jennings control chart
  • Presummarize control chart
  • Multivariate control chart
  • Understanding of basic concepts
  • The features and application
  • Interpretation of results
  • Practical application exercise through JMP software

Section 6: Handling of Non-normal data & advanced root cause analysis

  • The consequences of using non-normal data
  • The features of non-normal data
  • Techniques to identify non-normal data
  • Various transformation methods (graphical & numerical analysis)
  • Cpk calculation & establishment of SPC for non-normal data
  • Statistical tools for advanced root cause analysis
  • Practical application exercise through JMP software

Who should attend: Managers, engineers, executives and supervisors who will use JMP software to perform advanced process capability study and SPC implementation.

Delivery: Classroom lecture, hands-on practice, assignments and case studies.

Duration: 2 days (9am – 5pm)