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Analysis of Variance, or ANOVA, and its significance in Six Sigma projects.
Six Sigma Black Belts and Champions rely on ANOVA because it is a powerful tool for identifying the sources of variation in a process and for determining which
factors are most important to address. By using ANOVA, they can identify the key drivers of variation in a process, and focus their efforts on improving those factors, leading to better quality and fewer defects.
References:
Six Sigma Body of Knowledge
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By MSIcertifiedSix Sigma Black Belts and Champions rely on ANOVA because it is a powerful tool for identifying the sources of variation in a process and for determining which
factors are most important to address. By using ANOVA, they can identify the key drivers of variation in a process, and focus their efforts on improving those factors, leading to better quality and fewer defects.
References:
Six Sigma Body of Knowledge