mrSPC

mbarq technologies

mrSPC is a free weight loss application, which uses a Statistical Process Control suite that runs on Open Office Calc, a free open-source spreadsheet program.  mrSPC allows users to roll out statistical process management tools that are less costly and easier to use than previous offerings.  By using these tools, lean sigma and other performance improvement initiatives can make use of data to guide discovery and implementation of improvement.

Discussion

Tim RoseAugust 19th, 2009

This is great! I hope it is widely adopted.

Melanie BarkerAugust 21st, 2009

Beautiful.

Dana Kallus Hoegh-GuldbergAugust 21st, 2009

With as much time as I spend on airplanes, I LOVE this idea. But now the bosses will expect work to be done 24-7!

Luanne RuddyAugust 28th, 2009

FINALLY - someone has figured out how we can communicate in the air!! My husband and I will now ONLY fly an airline who has this. My kids can't believe that this was never available on planes before!

I'm glad it's not voice.... MUCH prefer email, twitter etc!!!

The cost is reasonable -

Gregg SheppelmanAugust 28th, 2009

Great concept long overdue.

William GuidiciAugust 28th, 2009

It's about time!

Patrick LymanAugust 28th, 2009

Brilliant. I'd love the chance to get more done in the air so I can have more time to myself on the ground.

Mike GlickAugust 28th, 2009

got my vote - can't wait to try it

BarbaraAugust 29th, 2009

A great service. Looking forward to its installation on international flights as well. Keep Go Go ing.

Brett Jeremy JohnsonSeptember 1st, 2009

Cool idea. Hope to see this on a flight I take sometime soon.

kate fSeptember 4th, 2009

I've been on a flight equipped with Gogo and loved using the Internet in the air!

Jay CuthrellSeptember 4th, 2009

Just voted from 37k feet :-)

Estefana JohnsonSeptember 10th, 2009

Undeniably useful. I hope this goes for international flights as well... LONG overdue. Thanks!

Raghuveer CumarSeptember 14th, 2009

This is a great idea!

Hope it gets implemented soon

Good luck!

Janet PeetsOctober 8th, 2009

What an innovative way to use existing technology! Go Aircell!

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