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Our June workshop went well. See details here.
Note that July's original scheduled topic of time management principles has been moved to September. Our new July workshop will be as follows:
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Bring Your Laptop - as possible Over 350MB / CD included |
Kim Niles - MSQA |
July 21, 2004 |
$50 Members with RSVP, $60 "Non Member / Day of the Event". |
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Program Abstract
We're combining the DOE modular course with the three hour workshop format to bring you a potpourri of DOE topics meant to interest those at any level of experience and knowledge on the subject.
Bring your laptop
Computer programs and Excel files will be distributed and reviewed as time permits. Laptops are not mandatory but make the class more fun and help in taking notes and performing exercises.
Printouts and a
CD with over 350MB of DOE related files will be distributed as follows:
Calculators - 5
Articles reprints -
91
College Course
Notes - 3 sets
Glossaries - 4
Report Examples - 7
DOE Software
Packages (trial or evaluation) - 10
Spreadsheets - 20
Webinars / Presentations - 3
Article Archive Links - 7
E-books and e-book
links - 4
People Profiles - 8
Presentation Slides
- 100+
Saved Websites and Links - 8
A Few Possible Questions for Discussion:
Can you share a DOE story ... either good or bad?
Which software do you like to use and why?
Do you have anything DOE related to share? Special
tools or techniques, presentation slides, books, articles, quizzes, stories,
school papers, spreadsheets, programs, brochures, etc.?
When should DOE's really be used?
Why aren't they used when they should be used?
What are common fears of applying DOE?
How can we overcome those fears?
What types of questions will be asked about DOE on CRE,
CQE, and or SSBB ASQ certification exams?
Agenda
Our tentative agenda is as follows:
Work ASQ certification questions as possible.
15-45 minutes
About the Speaker(S)
Kim Niles has a master’s degree in Quality Science from
California State University, Dominguez Hills, with emphasis in Six Sigma and
Process Management. He received his Bachelor’s degree in 1984 in Applied Arts &
Sciences from San Diego State University through the Industrial Technology
Department.
See the latest contact information on his personal web page at
http://www.KimNiles.com Dinner
will be served promptly at 5:30 and the program will begin at 6:00 PM Location:
To be held at Gen-Probe Inc. at 10210 Genetic Center Drive Time:
5:30 PM – 9:00 PM If
you are interested in attending this workshop, please fill out and
submit the following on-line form and bring a check to the meeting, or you can mail this form
with the check
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Future Workshop Plans
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Past Workshop Archives
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workshop info.
His career has specialized in improving quality, costs, & or productivity of
complex, high volume, or problematic manufacturing systems using quality and
statistical principles. He has personally performed more than 144 designed
experiments producing an estimated hard savings to San Diego companies in excess
of six million dollars (soft savings of ~ $350MM). He has a wide range of work
experience from medical, material science, semiconductor, rubber molding, and
consumer electronics manufacturing companies.
Currently a Quality Engineer with Delta Design, Inc., Niles is an officer in
three San Diego societies (ASQ703, SAMPE, SDEC). He also serves on advisory
boards for SDSU's MS BioMed Quality Systems degree, UCSD’s Six Sigma Black Belt
Certification Program, and Palomar College’s Quality A.A. degree and certificate
program.
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San Diego, CA 92121. Their phone: (858) 410-8000.
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