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SUMMARY:ESSC Data Talk – January
DESCRIPTION:The ESSC Monthly Data Talk is an open platform for association members interested in Six Sigma and statistics. Here\, the focus is on your questions and challenges —whether it’s a general or specific question about statistical data analysis\, a project topic\, or simply a desire to exchange ideas with like-minded individuals.  \nOur hosts share their expertise and provide valuable insights—but you set the agenda! Bring your questions\, benefit from our collective expertise\, and find solutions together. Open\, practical\, and constructive—that’s what makes the ESSC Monthly Data Talk so special.\n_______________________________________________________________   \nJoin us now and become part of the ESSC Data Talk community! \n✔ Take this opportunity to exchange ideas with fellow professionals.\n✔ Gain valuable insights and discuss your questions directly with experts.\n✔ Participation is free and exclusively for ESSC members.\n✔ Every first Tuesday of the month\, 10:00 a.m.–11:00 a.m. – join us online at your convenience and join the discussion!\n✔ Find more details on our event page: LINK\n✔ Register now to secure your spot!\n_______________________________________________________________ \nFeatured Topics \nJust in case there is still time left for other topics\, the following topics have been prepared as “discussion starters”: \n\nOctober 7\, 2025 Measurement System Analysis (MSA)\nNovember 4\, 2025 Process Capability Analysis\nDecember 2\, 25: Statistical Design of Experiments (DoE)\nJanuary 13\, 2026 Statistical Process Control (SPC)\nFebruary 3\, 2026 The Right Graphic for the Right Occasion\nMarch 3\, 2026: Best Practices in Six Sigma Projects\n\n_______________________________________________________________ \nSecure your spot now for our ESSC Monthly Data Talk! We look forward to an inspiring exchange\, practical discussions\, and valuable insights on Six Sigma and statistics. \n_________________________________________________________________________ \n \n  \n  \nYou can find more interesting events related to quality management in the QZ-online.de calendar at\n__________________________________________________________________________
URL:https://www.sixsigmaclub.de/en/event/essc-data-talk-january/
LOCATION:Online
ORGANIZER;CN="European Six Sigma Club Germany e.V.":MAILTO:buero@sixsigmaclub.de
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SUMMARY:Getting Started with R
DESCRIPTION:Data-Talk Workshop Special (Online): Getting Started with R \n\nWould you like to analyze data professionally and present it graphically?\nIt’s supposed to be free?\nThere are several solutions to this. One of them is “R.” \nThe “R Universe” offers tremendous diversity\, but it has the same learning curve as any programming language.\n\nIn this workshop\, we will set up the RStudio programming environment together and perform our first simple data analyses as a group. \nTo participate\, please download R and then RStudio (for free\, e.g.\, here: https://posit.co/download/rstudio-desktop/ )\, install them\, and join the Zoom session using this computer. \nSpeaker: Dr. Thomas Rietdorf \n_________________________________________________________________________ \n \n  \n  \nYou can find more interesting events related to quality management in the QZ-online.de calendar at\n__________________________________________________________________________
URL:https://www.sixsigmaclub.de/en/event/getting-started-with-r/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Online lecture
ORGANIZER;CN="European Six Sigma Club Germany e.V.":MAILTO:buero@sixsigmaclub.de
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SUMMARY:"Design of Experiments (DoE) – Think Clearly\, Test Wisely\, Make Better Decisions"
DESCRIPTION:📅 Experience DoE —entertaining\, easy to understand\, and practical. \nWhy does it often not work out\, even though we’ve “tested everything”? Perhaps because we haven’t asked the right questions yet—or haven’t been systematic enough. This is exactly where Design of Experiments (DoE) comes in.   \nIn this interactive session\, Stefan Moser\, an experienced DFSS and DoE trainer\, will show you how to analyze complex processes and products with ease and in a systematic way. Instead of getting lost in the maze of individual influencing factors\, you’ll learn how to use DoE to identify the decisive factors—quickly\, clearly\, and with visually striking results.  \n  \nWho is this session intended for?\nAnyone who wants to learn more about their processes—whether they work in a lab\, R&D\, production\, or quality assurance. You don’t need any background in statistics—just curiosity and a desire to explore new perspectives.  \n  \nWhat exactly can you expect?\n✅ An engaging\, clearly structured introduction to the world of experimental design\n✅ Practical examples—from popcorn to polymer gel\n✅ Insights on how to learn more about your system with just a few experiments\n✅ How to use DoE to ask the right questions\, identify the right factors—and make better decisions \n  \nBy the end of the session\, you’ll know:\n🔹 What DoE is (and what it isn’t)\n🔹 Where its strengths and limitations lie\n🔹 And how you can use it effectively to address your challenges \n  \nWant to spend 90 minutes that are well worth it?\nThen let yourself be inspired\, captivated—and provoked to think. This won’t be a statistics lecture\, but a journey of discovery.  \n🧪 Design of Experiments – A Systematic Path to the “Aha!” Moment. \n_________________________________________________________________________ \n \n  \n  \nYou can find other interesting dates relating to quality management in the QZ-online.de diary\n__________________________________________________________________________
URL:https://www.sixsigmaclub.de/en/event/design-of-experiments-doe-think-clearly-test-wisely-make-better-decisions/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Online lecture
ORGANIZER;CN="European Six Sigma Club Germany e.V.":MAILTO:buero@sixsigmaclub.de
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SUMMARY:Module 1: Statistics & Data Analysis in Practice
DESCRIPTION:This module offers a sound introduction to the world of quality statistics. It is aimed at anyone who wants to develop their data skills and apply statistical methods with confidence – in an understandable\, practical way and with direct benefits for everyday working life.\nParticipants learn how to apply statistical methods with confidence\, interpret results and act as an internal contact person for data-based decisions.  \nKey Topics:\n➡ Fundamentals of statistics for process analysis & quality control – with a practical focus.\n➡ Exploratory data analysis and visualization.\n➡ Hypothesis testing\, such as t-tests and ANOVA\, using real-world examples with interpretation.\n➡ Simple and multiple regression in practice.\n➡ Dealing with non-normally distributed data.\n➡ Measurement system analysis (MSA) and inspection process suitability.\n➡ In-depth coverage of SPC tools\, process capability analyses\, and tolerance intervals. \nDates (ONLINE)\n– 28.01.2026. 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.\n– January 29\, 2026. 8:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.\n– January 30\, 2026. 8:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.\nDo you have any questions or would you like to participate? We look forward to hearing from you.    \nBecome part of the Data Excellence Experience – we look forward to your participation!\nFurther modules and information: LINK \n_________________________________________________________________________ \n \n  \n  \nYou can find more interesting events related to quality management in the QZ-online.de calendar at\n__________________________________________________________________________
URL:https://www.sixsigmaclub.de/en/event/workshop-basics-of-statistics-data-analysis/
CATEGORIES:ESSC-D Workshop / Training,Module training
ORGANIZER;CN="European Six Sigma Club Germany e.V.":MAILTO:buero@sixsigmaclub.de
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