Key Performance, LLC

09/01/2022

Don't miss it! September 14, 2022

This webinar is tailored to address a broad range of attendee knowledge and experience with modeling in general, and Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) and Model-Based Engineering (MBE) in specific. The webinar starts with some fundamental concepts that cut across all types of modeling. It then....

08/30/2022

https://zoom.us/webinar/register/1416617553425/WN_Frl3TrV1RD2foIulOmf-vw

This webinar is tailored to address a broad range of attendee knowledge and experience with modeling in general, and Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) and Model-Based Engineering (MBE) in specific. The webinar starts with some fundamental concepts that cut across all types of modeling. It then....

03/09/2021

We are proud to announce that we have partnered with Sana Labs, the global leader in AI-powered personalized and adaptive learning. Founded in Stockholm, Sweden, Sana Labs partner with Global Fortune 2000 organizations to bring the benefits of AI to millions of learners.

01/27/2021

https://youtu.be/WFzp46S2Mss
Check out what's new with us in 2021

Introducing Key Performance 2021. We have expanded our business to include services and software to support Model-Based Enterprises with a focus on MBSE.

09/08/2019

09/08/2019

Discrete and Continuous Data - Recognizing the Difference

06/17/2019

One of my Black Belt students recently submitted his final project report. He used the two proportions test in Minitab to compare the proportion of on time performance for completion of employee appraisals, before and after improvement. I sent him the following feedback regarding this test. “Hi. Y...

06/16/2019

One of my Master Black Belt students sent me an inquiry about a manufacturing process that was producing a very small percentage of scrap. He was having trouble understanding the control charts that he had created from his data and was convinced that he needed to perform a transformation on the unde...

06/16/2019

06/16/2019

This is a really interesting article by our own Six Sigma guru, Mr. Roger Ellis!

I am often asked to provide recommendations on how to develop and/or select Six Sigma training programs. An interesting and very useful theory of how people develop and learn is the theory of Multiple Intelligences, developed by Howard Gardner, PhD, Professor of Education at Harvard University. This...

06/16/2019

While training, which is better: listening or doing?

06/03/2019

June 3, 2019: Lotta Collard posted images on LinkedIn