Introduction

 

Minitab software is a modern quality management statistical software and a common language for the implementation of Six Sigma worldwide. Minitab was established in 1972 at Pennsylvania State University in the United States and has been widely used in over 120 countries and over 5000 universities worldwide.

 

Function


Minitab software is a pioneer in providing statistical software and services for quality improvement, education, and research applications. It is a globally leading quality management and Six Sigma implementation software tool.

Minitab 21 is a common language for the implementation of Six Sigma worldwide, and is highly favored by quality scholars and statistical experts for its unparalleled powerful functions and easy visualization operations.

It provides statistical analysis, visual analysis, predictive analysis, and improvement analysis to support data-driven decision-making. Whether or not you have statistical background knowledge, Minitab can pass.

Its easy-to-use software or statistical expert support network helps businesses better predict results, design better products, and create a better future.


 

 

 

Analyze datasets of all sizes through simplified interfaces and new powerful features

 

 

 

Interface changes

 

Manage and organize your project with the flexibility you need. With the new navigator feature, you can group results/analyses by worksheet and sort them alphabetically or run them in order. With the new split view feature, you can easily compare multiple analyses side by side.

 

        Merge multiple windows

Graphics updated with data

Quickly send results

Optimization of Worksheet Window

Quickly view worksheet information

Navigator optimization

Command Line and History Optimization


 

New statistical function

 

New statistical features, stepwise regression, and normality enhancement for DOE (experimental design) can accelerate deep data analysis.

 

        Five 'Resample' commands

Analyze binary response

Adding matrix graphs and confidence intervals

Fitting regression models with Pareto plots to evaluate whether predictive variables have a significant impact on response

Selecting models using AICc or BIC statistics

Enhancement of Normal Ability Analysis

Improved brush functionality

Faster analysis of massive data


 

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