Getting Un-Stuck -- Moving Ahead with Design of Experiments

A top reason people give for NOT using Design of Experiments is "I don't have a project it will work on." If you feel this way, please ask yourself these two questions: Am I using One-Factor-At-A-Time experimentation? Am I trying things, hoping they will work? If you answered "yes" to either of these questions, you will be better off using Design of Experiments. Design of Experiments corrects the weaknesses of One-Factor-At-A-Time experimentation, dramatically increasing your chances for success. It also takes the need for luck out of your work -- you don't have to "hope" that the next experiment will succeed. You will have the confidence of the thorough, methodical Design of Experiments approach. The difficulty is usually in getting started. Sometimes it is hard to see where to begin with a new project. Sometimes you can't tell which design to use. Sometimes the choice of model will stop you in your tracks. Sometimes you just need a review to bolster your confidence. Whatever it is that is stopping you from using Design of Experiments, you can get help. If you are an Objective Design of Experiments student, you get free support for life. A call or email will help you get past your trouble spot so you can use what you've learned. (888) 764-3958 Ask a technical question If you prefer to look for answers online, you can visit the FAQ page. If you are not an Objective Design of Experiments student, you can still get help over your stumbling block by contacting us. We know how important the use of Design of Experiments is in product and process development, and we want to help you use it! Objective Design of Experiments workshops teach you to apply these concepts easily and practically in your daily work. We will help you be successful!