


Test Technology: Process Improvement
It is important to improve the accuracy and range of data that can be developed, but it is also important to assist researchers by finding new experiment methodology that can save time or generally increase the effectiveness of testing. This includes improving testing setups and processes by implementing new techniques and technologies.
Focus Areas and Capabilities
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Quick Facts
Process improvement targets these areas: Design of Experiments (DOE), Model prep and, Data processing.

Techniques
Since process improvement examines the methodology used for testing, the techniques are aimed more towards methods than towards particular instrumentation.

Capabilities
When process improvement techniques are applied, additional capabilities may be discovered which may in turn unlock additional techniques to further improve the testing process.
Process Improvement Gallery
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