1)Control charts found to be unnecessary should be sustained removed redesigned replaced 2)Control charts should be applied to any product charactersitics or manufacturing operations believed to be low impact irrelevant important in control out of control 3)Control of the process avarage or mean quality level is usually done with a R control charts s control chart x-bar control chart DMAIC process

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