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Freedom Rings the Bell for Efficient, Profitable Shop-Floor Operations With Real-Time Production Monitoring

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(Freedom: Cincinnati) -- Freedom IOT brings productivity improvement to any shop floor with its comprehensive Smart Manufacturing Platform that seamlessly connects all industrial assets and business systems, and provides real-time data collection and monitoring.

Quality Professionals Need to Defeat Unconscious Bias

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How can quality professionals defeat unconscious bias? First, you need to know what unconscious bias is.

MTBF of a Human

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Image: Henry Burrows

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‘What’s the MTBF of a human?” A bit of a strange question I ask in my Reliability 101 course. Why ask such a weird question? I’ll tell you why. Because MTBF is the worst, most confusing, crappy metric used in the reliability discipline.

Expanded Tables for the Analysis of Mean Moving Ranges

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In May 2019, James Beagle and I published an article that contained tables for the analysis of mean moving ranges or ANOMmR (pronounced a-nom-m-r). By request of those using this technique, I have expanded these tables. This article contains these expanded tables and

The Graceful Exit

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Robert Siegel has peered into the post-Covid-19 future and concluded that anyone hoping for a quick recovery is likely to be disappointed. Which means a great many businesses will fail.

Shingo’s Whys

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Shigeo Shingo is one of my heroes in industrial engineering. He had a great mind that thrived on curiosity. Today I am looking at Shingo’s Whys. This is in contrast to Taiichi Ohno’s 5 Whys method.

Five Skills to Master High-Stakes Communication

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Communication is not only a necessary skill—it can be the difference between getting the contract, saving your company millions, and ultimate workplace harmony.

Eliminate Technology Silos to Ensure Quality in Manufacturing Processes

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Today’s manufacturers have plenty of software solution options that are meant to enhance their productivity. You may be familiar with each of these software packages.

How We Make Decisions During a Pandemic

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This story was originally published by Knowable Magazine.

My Stay-at-Home Lab Shows How Face Coverings Can Slow the Spread of Disease

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As a fluid dynamicist and mechanical engineer at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), I’ve devoted much of my career to helping others see things that are often difficult to detect.

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