References for Six Sigma
 

[1] D. R. Bothe (1997). Measuring Process Capability. McGraw-Hill.

[2] J.A. Clements (1989). "Process Capability Calculations for Non-Normal Calculations," Quality Progress, 22, 95-100.

[3] J.R. English and G.D. Taylor (1996). "Process Capability Analysis--A Robustness Study,"  International Journal of Product Research, 31, 1621-1635.

[4] N.R. Farnum (1996). "Using Johnson Curves to Describe Non-Normal Process Data". Quality Engineering, 9, 339-345.

[5] M.J. Harry (1997). The Vision of Six Sigma: Tools and Methods for Breakthrough, TriStarPublishing.

[6] M.J. Harry and J.R. Lawson. (1992). Six Sigma Producibility Analysis and Process Characterization. Addison-Wesley.

[7] D. W. McCormack Jr., I.R. Harris, A.M. Hurwitz, and P.D. Spagon (2000). "Capability Indices for Non-Normal Data," Quality Engineering, 12, 489-495.

[8] T. Pyzdek (1992). "Process Capability Analysis Using Personal Computers," Quality Engineering, 4, 419-440.

[9] R.N. Rodriguez (1992). "Recent Developments in Process Capability Analysis," Journal of Quality Technology, 24, 176-186.

[10] S.E. Somerville and D.C. Montgomery (1996). "Process Capability Indices and Non-Normal Distributions," Quality Engineering, 9, 305-316.