Title: Utilizing SAS and JMP in Six Sigma Projects
Date: Wednesday, March 12th
Time: 3:00-5:00pm
Where: IUPUI Campus, Building HS
(Health Information & Translational Sciences Building)
Intersection of 10th & West Streets

Presenters:
Mark Kays, President, Interclarity Research & Consulting, Inc.
Joanne Kays, ASQ Certified Six Sigma Green Belt, Interclarity Research & Consulting, Inc.

Abstract:
The goal of Six Sigma is to minimize the number of defects in a process or product and reduce the variation of the process. Traditionally utilized to make improvements in manufacturing environments, Six Sigma methods are now being applied in transactional businesses, such as insurance and health care. In this presentation, we will discuss the basics of the DMAIC (Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, Control) methodology used in Six Sigma projects. We will also demonstrate how SAS and JMP can be employed in each phase of DMAIC.

For an IUPUI campus map, click here (PDF ~2MB).

Your RSVP will be GREATLY appreciated. Please RSVP to D.J. Penix at dj.penix @cisug.org confirming your attendance.

There is a limited number of visitor parking spaces in the front lot of the building. Otherwise, you can park at the shopping center just West of the building and across the street to the meeting. It is only a short walk across MLK and West Street to the building. The shopping center contains a Jimmy Johns, Staples, Hardees, and Starbucks. On the PDF map (zone E-1), it is to the left of the HS building and just below the Crispus Attucks school on 11th street.