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    Control charts establish upper and lower bounds of acceptable performance to monitor processes for normal variation. They provide a means to improve poor performance while maintaining successes, and are designed for speed in industrial settings so that engineers can quickly identify broken machines and return systems to high-quality production. A lag in testing at a factory could result in wasted time, materials, and angry customers from producing thousands of incorrect parts before noticing a broken machine.

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    Control charts establish upper and lower bounds of acceptable performance to monitor processes for normal variation. They provide a means to improve poor performance while maintaining successes, and are designed for speed in industrial settings so that engineers can quickly identify broken machines and return systems to high-quality production. A lag in testing at a factory could result in wasted time, materials, and angry customers from producing thousands of incorrect parts before noticing a broken machine.

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    Control charts establish upper and lower bounds of acceptable performance to monitor processes for normal variation. They provide a means to improve poor performance while maintaining successes, and are designed for speed in industrial settings so that engineers can quickly identify broken machines and return systems to high-quality production. A lag in testing at a factory could result in wasted time, materials, and angry customers from producing thousands of incorrect parts before noticing a broken machine.

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    A control chart's purpose is to establish upper and lower bounds of acceptable performance given

    normal variation. In other words, they provide an excellent means of monitoring any type of process you
    have in place, allowing you to learn how to improve your poor performance while maintaining your
    successes. Control charts are designed for speed in industrial settings: the faster the control charts
    respond after a process shift, the faster the engineers can identify the broken machine and return the
    system to producing high-quality products. A lag in testing at a factory could result in thousands of parts
    being produced incorrectly before anyone notices the machine is broken, resulting in wasted time and
    materials as well as angry customers.

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