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DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://www.asqslc.org/event/january-member-event-webe
 x-22">January Member Event (Webex)</a>\nHow to Make Sure Your Charts are W
 orth a Thousand Words Few things can be as deflating as when your ideas fa
 ll flat. Graphics and charts are important tools in communicating effectiv
 ely. They are usually the fastest way to communicate KPIs\, statistical an
 alyses\, and exploratory data analysis (EDA)\; however\, too often the mes
 sage is obscured by poorly constructed charts. In this presentation we wil
 l learn to apply best practices to common charts such as line\, bar\, and 
 scatter plots. For example\, we will explore how to clearly present a myri
 ad of categories\, making visuals accessible to those who are colorblind o
 r viewing in black and white\, how zoom and aspect ratios can make the und
 erlying story clearer\, and when secondary axes can help and when they hur
 t. You will leave with an actionable checklist of principles to review whe
 n presenting Quality data that will improve your efforts to implement Qual
 ity initiatives and productivity\, remove barriers to understanding the da
 ta in your workplace\, and ultimately achieve Deming’s vision of accompl
 ishing the transformation. James Marriott Aerospace Quality Engineer James
 on is a Program Quality Engineer and Data Analyst at L3Harris Technologies
  who can get the data that is hidden away in databases to help you answer 
 business questions. He's passionate about six sigma\, lean\, and continuou
 s improvement and loves R programming using the tidyverse. Register
DTSTAMP:20260727T024331Z
SUMMARY:January Member Event (Webex)
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<a href="https://www.asqslc.org/event/january-
 member-event-webex-22">January Member Event (Webex)</a>\nHow to Make Sure 
 Your Charts are Worth a Thousand Words Few things can be as deflating as w
 hen your ideas fall flat. Graphics and charts are important tools in commu
 nicating effectively. They are usually the fastest way to communicate KPIs
 \, statistical analyses\, and exploratory data analysis (EDA)\; however\, 
 too often the message is obscured by poorly constructed charts. In this pr
 esentation we will learn to apply best practices to common charts such as 
 line\, bar\, and scatter plots. For example\, we will explore how to clear
 ly present a myriad of categories\, making visuals accessible to those who
  are colorblind or viewing in black and white\, how zoom and aspect ratios
  can make the underlying story clearer\, and when secondary axes can help 
 and when they hurt. You will leave with an actionable checklist of princip
 les to review when presenting Quality data that will improve your efforts 
 to implement Quality initiatives and productivity\, remove barriers to und
 erstanding the data in your workplace\, and ultimately achieve Deming’s 
 vision of accomplishing the transformation. James Marriott Aerospace Quali
 ty Engineer Jameson is a Program Quality Engineer and Data Analyst at L3Ha
 rris Technologies who can get the data that is hidden away in databases to
  help you answer business questions. He's passionate about six sigma\, lea
 n\, and continuous improvement and loves R programming using the tidyverse
 . Register
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