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Building a Data Collection Plan
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"A correct data collection means everything! But, how sure are we that the data collected for analysis represents the actual process?"
Data Collection
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By Patrick Waddick Step 1: Define Goals And Objectives
A good data collection plan should include: - a brief description of the project,
- the specific data that is needed,
- the rationale for collecting the data,
- what insight the data might provide (to a process being studied) and how it will help the improvement team, and
- what will be done with the data once it has been collected.
Being clear on these elements will facilitate the accurate and efficient collection of data. Next Page > Operational Definitions and Methodology
Page 1 > Building A Sound Data Collection Plan
Page 4 > Repeatability, Reproducibility, Accuracy and Stability
Page 5 > The Data Collection Process
Page 6 > After The Data Collection Process
Page 7 > Sample Populated Data Collection Plan
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