Operations Management - Control Charts Projects

Complete "Example 13.2: Process Control Chart Design," located in Chapter 13 of the textbook. EXAMPLE

  • Complete "Example 13.2: Process Control Chart Design," located in Chapter 13 of the textbook.
    EXAMPLE 13.2: Process Control Chart Design
    An insurance company wants to design a control chart to monitor whether insurance claim forms are being completed correctly. The company intends to use the chart to see if improvements in the design of the form are effective. To start the process, the company collected data on the number of incorrectly completed claim forms over the past 10 days. The insurance company processes thousands of these forms each day, and due to the high cost of inspecting each form, only a small representative sample was collected each day. The data and analysis are shown in Exhibit 13.6.
  • Write a 150-300-word paragraph comparing the simple moving average weighted moving average, exponential smoothing, and linear regression analysis time series models
  • Refer to the Excel spreadsheet, "Quality Control Analytics at Toyota," to complete the "Case: Quality Management Toyota," at the end of Chapter 13 in the textbook. Answer Questions 1-8
  • Refer to the Excel spreadsheet, "Computing Trend and Seasonal Factor From a Linear Regression Line Obtained "to complete the "Example 18.4: Computing Trend and Seasonal Factor From a Linear Regression Line Obtained With Excel," located in Chapter 18 of the textbook.
  • After working through the example, reflect write a 150-300-word paragraph explaining the market research, panel consensus, historical analogy, and Delphi method qualitative forecasting techniques.
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