What if your quality system could detect and initiate corrective actions for equipment deviations before they affect product quality?

(MIT: Cambridge, MA) -- 3D printing has come a long way since the 1980s, when Chuck Hull pioneered stereolithograp

Sarah, a marketing director at a Fortune 500 company, recently celebrated her team’s 40% productivity increase after implementing AI-powered content generation tools.

(Telexistence: Tokyo) -- Telexistence is launching a groundbreaking service that will generate large-scale, stable, and cost-efficient robotic motion datasets tailored to customer requirements.

In July 2024, CrowdStrike rolled out a software update that crashed more than 8 million Windows systems worldwide. The faulty release disrupted hospitals, grounded flights, halted banking operations, and affected government services.

 Most of us have been there. A deadline whooshes by, a teammate consistently shows up late to meetings, or someone just isn’t pulling their weight. And what do we often do? We avoid the conversation, hoping the problem will magically resolve itself.

(Nova: Rehovot, Israel) -- Nova has released its latest optical metrology solution, the Nova WMC.

In my Labor Day article, “Celebrating Our Frontline Scapegoats,” I observed that of the seven wastes, the one most people recognize is defects.

Organizations today face a problem that’s both simple and enormous: They operate in a world that moves faster than the systems used to track it.