Hazardous-Substance-Free, Part 3
In last month’s column, I postulated that the hazardous-substance-free movement repr
Crisis of Credibility
The ISO 9001 series of standards is the most widely used in the world and specifies requirements for an organization’s quality management system (QMS).
Who Cares About Records?
Control of quality records: Can there possibly be a more boring requirement? You can feel the yawn coming on as you read through the requirements of ISO 9001 subclause 4.2.4.
San Jose Schools to Get Solar Power
(San Jose Unified School District: San Jose, California) -- San Jose Unified School District has entered into a unique partnership with Chevron Energy S
NCQA’s Quality Compass Updated
(NCQA: Washington) -- The National Committee for Quality Assurance recently updated its online Quality Compass, the nation’s most widely used database of health-plan performance.
Seagate Hard Drive Wins NIST Certification
(Seagate: Scotts Valley, California) -- Seagate Technology recently announced that the National Institute of Standards and Technology has certified
Sweet Surroundings
This article is reprinted with permission from the July 2007 issue of ExecDigital.
Have You Heard the One About . . .?
How many times have you viewed a compelling story on TV, or read a newspaper or magazine account of an investigation of wrongdoing and then never discovered the outcome?Georgia Course Graduates Become Green Belts
Twenty-three soldiers, airmen, and civilian employees of the Georgia department of defense have graduated from the inaugural course of a hands-on, con
New Six Sigma Book
(Prentice Hall: Upper Saddle River, New Jersey) -- Treasure Chest of Six Sigma Growth Methods, Tools, and Best Practices is a comprehensive how-to