Dernière mise à jour : 11/07/2024
Practical use of graphical and statistical tools through a short theoretical review with examples, exercises and case studies.
The training focuses on practical use of graphic and statistical tools with a short theoretical reminder and examples, exercises and case studies (including some real cases from the medical or pharmaceutical field) whose solutions are detailed with the commands and dialog boxes of software as well as the complete interpretation of the results.
In the last chapter, we will also give a data analysis procedure as well as tools to help choose the graphical and statistical tools to use depending on the context in which we are.
Software of your choice :
Intended primarily for people who have already used some statistical tools, whether in the context of their work in a company and/or in the context of Six Sigma projects linked to or following Green Belt or Black Belt training, and/or people who have followed one or another statistical training module such as graphic and statistical bases, design of experiment (DOE), statistical process control, etc.
It can also be followed by someone who has never used a software other than Excel but who, ideally, has some basics in statistics.
This training is given exclusively for one company (intra), either at the client's premises (2 consecutive days - max. 10 participants), or remotely (4 half-days spread over a maximum of 2 weeks).
Teaching methods:
Means of evaluation :
Come to training with a laptop equipped with Excel and a statistical software (Ellistat, Minitab or SigmaXL), or a demo version of the software. For Minitab this is the Desktop demo version and not the online version to be installed if possible the day before the training (because it is valid for 30 days).
This training is only for intra-company.
Statistique Amélioration continue Laboratoire Incertitude
Bruno Renaux est un consultant-formateur belge. Ingénieur civil métallurgiste de formation (Université de Liège, Belgique) avec un diplôme complémentaire en Administration des Affaires de la même université, il a travaillé d’abord en recherche appliquée, ensuite dans deux entreprises industrielles (assurance qualité fournisseurs et mise en place ISO9001 et SPC) avant de devenir consultant en 1992, tout d’abord pour un cabinet-conseil, et depuis 1998 comme consultant indépendant.
Il est notamment spécialisé dans la formation et le coaching de projets Six Sigma, Lean Six Sigma et DFSS (Design For Six Sigma), et d’une façon générale dans la maîtrise des processus (manufacturing, services et process transactionnels, processus de mesure), l’analyse des données, et les outils statistiques tels que notamment les plans d’expériences et les plans d’échantillonnage.
Il intervient dans les formations et l’assistance des laboratoires d’essais et d’étalonnage pour les exigences en termes de validation des méthodes et calcul d’incertitude de mesure.