I bet the software developers are hoping the answer isn't 'D) reduced need for training in SPC tools and concepts' - they want to sell those training sessions!
D) reduced need for training in SPC tools and concepts - Hmm, I don't think this is a significant concern. If anything, proper training is crucial for using off-the-shelf SPC software effectively.
A) large number of charts that need to be analyzed - True, but with the right software, this shouldn't be a major concern. The software should be able to handle the data analysis effectively.
B) resistance to automating a system that currently uses human monitoring - I can see why this could be an issue. People tend to be hesitant to change their established processes, even if technology could improve efficiency.
C) misapplication of SPC results and incorrect conclusions - This is a significant concern. Without proper training, users may not interpret the SPC data correctly, leading to flawed decisions.
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