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Quality Digest Live -- February 5, 2016

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Millions of 'Hidden Workers' Used in Company Supply Chains

MIT Students Win First Round of SpaceX Hyperloop Contest

Personal Kanban Celebrates Five Years With an Online Course
Plus: An interview with Jim Benson, CEO of Modus Institute, creator of Personal Kanban

Researchers Outline Physics of Metal 3D Printing

The Expanding Role of Leadership in ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015
Plus: An interview with Chad Kymal, CTO and founder of Omnex Inc.

 

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Quality Digest Live -- January 29, 2016

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Lighting the Way Toward Better Measurements

You Wouldn't Recognize This Company

Building Comprehensive Quality Capabilities
Plus: An interview with Joe Humm, vice president, global sales operations, Sparta Systems


Process Excellence Makes Sales Problems Solvable

Tech Corner: traqpath, an EtQ product

 

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Quality Digest Live -- January 22, 2016

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ANSI Releases Revised 'United States Standards Strategy

New Lab to Give Nation's Researchers Remote Access to Robots

Process Improvement on Process Improvement

Lessons from Software Development Can Help Create Dynamic Clinical Practices

Are Your Goals Right for You?

Quality Digest Knowledge Guides

 

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Quality Digest Live -- January 15, 2016

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New Kid in the C-Suite

Improving Gun Safety With Force Measurement

Lean, Quality, and Risk-Based Thinking in ISO 9001:2015
Plus: An interview with Mike Micklewright, lean trainer and consultant

The Wait Is Over

CMSC Corner: Interview with Ron Hicks, president of Automated Precision Inc. (API)
For more information on PrecisionPath Consortium contact Ron Hicks at ron.hicks@apisensor.com

 

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Quality Digest Live -- January 8, 2016

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Wrapping Buildings in a Layer of Insulating Liquid

Two Thirds of Early Tesla Model S Drivetrains May Fail By 60,000 Miles

What We Mean When We Talk About 'Data'

Leadership Trumps Strategy

How 'Focused Factories' Deal With Disruption

 

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Product News: Carl Zeiss Releases LIBRA 200 CS-TEM/STEM
By: Carl Zeiss Microscopy 08/24/2009

(Carl Zeiss: Oberkochen, Germany) -- Carl Zeiss, a leading global provider of electron- and ion-beam imaging and analysis solutions, presents its newly developed line of corrected LIBRA 200 transmission electron microscopes (TEM).

Two different configurations are offered.

 
Aberration free high resolution imaging of a YAG crystal interface at 200 kV.
[Courtesy of Katharina Hartmann, GFZ German Research Center for Geoscienes, Potsdam.]

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Despite Economy, Large-Scale 3-D Metrology Conference Still Popular
By: Belinda Jones 07/29/2009

This year marks the 25th anniversary of the Coordinate Metrology Systems Conference (CMSC), a notable accomplishment for any organization fueled by volunteers. Hosted by the Coordinate Metrology Society, the 2009 Conference was held at the Marriott downtown in Louisville, Kentucky. Even with the economic downturn, the event held its own with visitors traveling from Switzerland, Italy, France, Germany, Australia, Japan, Canada, United Kingdom, United States, and more.

History of the CMSC
In 1984, a small group of ASPRS/ACSM (American Society of Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing/American Congress of Surveying and Mapping) attendees gathered in San Antonio, Texas. They expressed concern that their measurement problems were not being addressed by the rest of the surveying and photogrammetry community. This occasion marked the beginning of the CMSC.

 

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