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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 5: After The Data Collection Process
Referring back to the question of whether or not the data collection and measurement systems are reproducible, repeatable, accurate, and stable, the Black Belt or project lead should check to see that the results (data and measurements) are reasonable and that they meet the criteria. If the results are not meeting the criteria, then the Black Belt or project lead should determine where any breakdowns exist and what to do with any data and/or measurements that are suspect. Reviewing the operational definitions and methodology with the participants should help to clear up any misunderstandings or misinterpretations that may have caused the breakdowns. Next Page > Sample Populated Data Collection Plan
Page 1 > Building A Sound Data Collection Plan
Page 2 > Define Goals And Objectives
Page 3 > Operational Definitions and Methodology
Page 4 > Repeatability, Reproducibility, Accuracy and Stability
Page 5 > The Data Collection Process
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