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November 2009 Membership Meeting
ASQ Section 0904 - East Central Indiana
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
to be held at the
Sirloin Stockade
North West corner of McGalliard and Morrison Roads
Across the street from the Muncie Wal-Mart
4949 W Hessler Rd, Muncie, IN
Phone:(765) 287-9051
Click here for direction
to the Sirloin Stockade
| Pre-Clinic |
6:00 PM Literacy
in the Workplace
by Paul Baker
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| Dinner |
6:30 PM
(Pay restaurant cashier)
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| Agenda |
Dinner
Introductions
Door Prize Drawing
Section Business
Introduction of
Speaker
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| Speaker
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7:30 PM
"Design for
Six-Sigma"
Speaker: Paul Baker
Thomson, Inc.
Indianapolis, IN
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About the Program: DFSS
Overview – Design for Six Sigma Tools
To answer the question:
“What is Design for Six Sigma (DFSS)?” we will examine the questions:
“How is DFSS related to Design for X (DFX)?”,
“How is DFSS related to Six Sigma?”,
“What is the DFSS methodology?”,
“What tools are typically used?”
About our Speaker:
Paul
Baker is certified by the American Society for Quality (ASQ) as a Quality
Engineer (CQE) and Six Sigma Black Belt (CSSBB). He is currently a Senior
Member, Technical Staff at Thomson, Inc. in Indianapolis, IN. Paul has
worked for Thomson and its predecessor companies for almost thirty years in a
variety of areas, including: process development, engineering management,
manufacturing engineering, operations quality and product quality assurance.
Paul holds a B.S. degree in biochemistry from Albright College in Reading, PA
and an M.S. degree in chemical engineering from Lehigh University, Bethlehem,
PA.
Pre-Clinic:
Literacy in the Workplace – Positive Steps
Toward a Well Trained Workforce
Is workforce literacy a
problem and how does it impact our ability, as quality professionals, to
instruct and train the workforce? We will look at several tools to ensure
a well trained workforce.
Post-Meeting Follow-up:
Twenty-three Quality Professionals attended
the November meeting to hear Paul Baker's concise review of DFSS concepts.
Bill Haas and others were Door Prize Winners.
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