Attitude is Everything
The most important element in producing a quality product or service is the attitude of the people doing the work—not only the worker—but the attitude of all levels of management.
The most important element in producing a quality product or service is the attitude of the people doing the work—not only the worker—but the attitude of all levels of management.
(Agilent Technologies Inc.: Santa Clara, CA) -- Agilent Technologies Inc., a leading test and measurement equipment manufacturer, has entered into a long-term agreement with Davis Calibration, a third-party calibration services provider, to provide high-quality calibration services for a wide ra
(AMT: McLean, VA) -- United States manufacturing technology consumption (USMTC) totaled $97.04 million for April, according to The Association For Manufacturing Technology (AMT) and the American Machine Tool Distributors’ Asso
(Bytewise: Columbus, GA) -- With more than 20 years of profile measurement experience, Bytewise now extends its product offerings to include a line of sensor products to solve everyday measurement applications for scientific and factory applications.
(LRQA: Coventry, UK) -- This free, live two-hour webinar will be held on July 1, 2009, and will take place twice—at 09:30 and 17:30, UK time—to account for global time zones. The content is the same for both times.
(Littelfuse: Chicago) -- A continous improvement team from the Littelfuse Inc.
(InnovMetric: Québec, QC) -- On July 20-24, 2009, InnovMetric will be exhibiting at booth 310 at the 25th CMSC conference, the most focused annual event for close-tolerance metrology industry professionals.
(Geomagic: Research Triangle Park, NC) --Geomagic, the world leader in digital shape sampling and processing (DSSP) software, has launched a new online support center to more effi
June 21 marked the beginning of summer, also known as the summer solstice. As a major celestial event, the summer solstice results in the longest day and the shortest night of the year. From here on out, we will have less daylight.
Human error is behavior that is wholly expected to achieve a desired result (in accordance with some standard) but that does not.
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