SPC on the outputs is more preferred than SPC on the inputs when implementing SPC for your process.
SPC on the outputs is more preferred than SPC on the inputs when implementing SPC for your process.
SPC (Statistical Process Control) on the outputs is more preferred than SPC on the inputs because monitoring the outputs directly measures the outcome of the process, ensuring the final product meets the desired specifications. This approach can more effectively detect issues that may affect product quality and performance, leading to faster corrective actions. SPC on inputs, although useful, does not always guarantee that the desired quality will be achieved if there are uncontrolled variables affecting the process after the inputs are measured.
B. False
SPC is a means to monitor all parts of the process, and is applicable as long as it is relevant to your project scope