Competitive Innovation and Improvement - Dey, Kieron
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This book explains how to combine two widely known statistical methods-statistical design and statistical control-in a manner that can help any business, government, or research organization solve problems quickly, with sustained results. Because the problem-solving strategy employed is based on pure scientific method, it makes integration into any existing problem-solving or research method quite simple. Organizations can immediately apply the concepts discussed with existing staff, releasing latent energy rather than adding to their workload.

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This book explains how to combine two widely known statistical methods-statistical design and statistical control-in a manner that can help any business, government, or research organization solve problems quickly, with sustained results. Because the problem-solving strategy employed is based on pure scientific method, it makes integration into any existing problem-solving or research method quite simple. Organizations can immediately apply the concepts discussed with existing staff, releasing latent energy rather than adding to their workload.
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Kieron Dey studied mathematics and statistics at Reading University, England and management at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, New York. He was on the experimental staff at Hirst Research Center, London, England (an early specialized center for applied scientific research), and apprenticed with Joan Keen, a pioneer in industrial statistics. He later joined IIT Research Institute, another contract research organization, serving in several roles including scientific advisor. He has held technical leadership positions in corporations up to $2 billion in size, now with Nobigroup Inc. He has vast experience with corporate and government leaders. Dey is a Fellow of the Royal Statistical Society.