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"I was never much of a Minitab user. Minitab lost my confidence when it gave me a standard deviation estimate for a data set with a single point.
Via Steven Bonacorsi
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Rescooped by Steven Bonacorsi from Lean Six Sigma Group |
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Via Steven Bonacorsi
Steven Bonacorsi's insight:
Minitab is no longer recommended for Lean Six Sigma because it is too expensive, Lacks the Lean Tools, Minitab betrayed its customers, previous data files are not supported, and overall too complex. It's becoming a burden to our process improvement programs so we are moving on with simpler tools that fit the needs of the processes we are improving. No more one size fits all.
Minitab is no longer recommended for Lean Six Sigma because it is too expensive, Lacks the Lean Tools, Minitab betrayed its customers, previous data files are not supported, and overall too complex. It's becoming a burden to our process improvement programs so we are moving on with simpler tools that fit the needs of the processes we are improving. No more one size fits all.
Minitab is no longer recommended for Lean Six Sigma because it is too expensive, Lacks the Lean Tools, Minitab betrayed its customers, previous data files are not supported, and overall too complex. It's becoming a burden to our process improvement programs so we are moving on with simpler tools that fit the needs of the processes we are improving. No more one size fits all.
Minitab is no longer recommended for Lean Six Sigma because it is too expensive, Lacks the Lean Tools, Minitab betrayed its customers, previous data files are not supported, and overall too complex. It's becoming a burden to our process improvement programs so we are moving on with simpler tools that fit the needs of the processes we are improving. No more one size fits all.