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Module 12 · Lesson 5 of 14

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Learning objectives

  • Test Improve decision hygiene.
  • Distinguish ideation, selection, DOE and pilot.
  • Guard pilots with clear criteria.

Coverage

  • Creativity
  • Benchmarking
  • CTQ gates
  • Decision/Pugh/AHP
  • Solution FMEA
  • DOE terms
  • Full/fractional
  • Experiment protocol
  • Pilot
  • Cost-benefit

Garment-factory example

A team runs one-factor-at-a-time on needle changes and misses the interaction with fabric type; a small fractional DOE reveals the effect.

Knowledge check

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  1. 1. A Pugh matrix should treat a legal safety requirement as:

  2. 2. Levels in DOE are:

  3. 3. Fractional factorial trades:

  4. 4. A pilot succeeded on one shift and one style. Rollout should:

  5. 5. Solution FMEA is used to:

  6. 6. Randomisation in an experiment:

  7. 7. AHP is worth its complexity when:

  8. 8. A pilot must define, before it starts:

  9. 9. Practical significance in a pilot means:

  10. 10. Cost-benefit that omits training and risk mitigation is:

Author: NOSK.life · Last reviewed: 2026-07-21

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