| Quality Digest

Six Sigma Psychology

W. Edwards Deming spoke at length on the importance of psychology to quality. It’s important because psychology provides a theoretical framework for understanding the differences between people.

Supplier Management for Life Sciences

With state-of-the-art technology emerging in the life sciences industry, regulatory requirements continue to become more strict. It’s vital that companies manage their manufacturing processes in accordance with their surrounding governing agencies.

Process Superstition Is a Poor Substitute for Process Awareness

Papering the walls with printed charts might impress visitors, but anyone who wants to get the most from SPC charting must make the right chart available in the right place at the right time. Consider the weekly or monthly quality review meeting.

How to Avoid Last-Minute Audit Preparation

Day in and day out, we talk about quality, whether it’s the quality of production, testing, calibration, or some other company function. Typically, emphasis is on developing and implementing policies and procedures, but what is more important is follow up.

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