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Realmente es posible tener 3 piezas/defectos en 1000,000 de piezas?
Que tanto se tiene que invertir para lograrlo o se puede vivir con 5 sigma y obtener el mismo beneficio o vivir 4 sigma????.
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El estudio de la sigma podría "predecir estadístico" 3 de 1000.000 defectos - pero sería raramente "rentable" cambiar un proceso en esa predicción.
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Creo que la capacidad del proceso dependera directamente del tipo de producto, de los costos y de la seguridad y severidad que pudiera ocasionar un defecto potencial del producto, luego sería importante analizar los costos de llevarlo a una determinada capacidad
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