JMP Workshop: Process Optimization Using QbD and Design Space Profiling

Europe/Amsterdam
Sven Knoth (Helmut Schmidt University Hamburg, Germany)
Description

JMP Workshop: Process Optimization Using QbD and Design Space Profiling

Lecturers: Volker Kraft, PhD (JMP)

Duration: 4 hours

Quality by Design (QbD) is a systematic approach for building quality into a product. Variability intervenes in all systems and processes in the real world; accommodating this intentionally is part of a robust operation. Process models developed from DOE or observed data can be leveraged to determine operational range limits for reliable outcomes that assure quality as defined by specifications associated with Critical Quality Attributes (CQAs), while still maintaining flexibility in production. Using the Design Space Profiler built into the JMP Prediction Profiler, we will interactively explore how much input variation is acceptable. This evaluation uncovers process relationships, supports team dialog, conversations, and planning, and helps to set up the operating space in line with FDA Quality by Design principles.

For this hands-on workshop, all participants will get access to the demo content and JMP software. Prior experience using JMP is not required.

Bio:

Volker Kraft is Senior Academic Ambassador for JMP in Europe, fostering and supporting the use of JMP in teaching and research. He holds a Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering (University Bochum, Germany), and used statistical methods extensively in his research in psychoacoustics and speech communication. In later positions at Vodafone and Voxeo he developed a passion for customer advocacy, developing and supporting programmes to foster the effective use of software in business. Drawing on this experience and the success of JMP's Academic Program globally, Volker is charged with enabling teachers, faculty and students in Europe who are interested in JMP to get the most from the software.

 

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