When should a process be improved or when it should be adjusted?
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by George Lewis
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If the process is precise but not accurate you should adjust it, but if the process is neither accurate nor precise you should improve it.
Also read my post: What’s the difference between Accuracy and Precision?
Posted on: January 07, 2017 05:08 PM |
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