Inside Quality Digest Live for April 7, 2017
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U.S. gets a flunking grade for its infrastructure
In last week’s Quality Digest Live: Enterprise quality management vs. integrated quality management. Our deteriorating U.S. infrastructure. Stress testing composites. The Fowler Precision Mobile Tech Center.
Lessons From the Ice Breaker <em>Kapitan Khlebnikov</em>
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What could you do with 18 days on a Russian ice breaker?
A History of Statistics
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Is Big Data too dangerous to use?
Credit: Kami Phuc
Three Scenarios for Financials-Based Improvement
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‘What's of most interest to you is how your business processes interact with the industry problems and problems of individual clients.’
Evaluating Effective Supplier Quality Assurance
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The supplier quality assurance process can be divided into nine key steps
Ten Hard Skills to Learn That Will Last a Lifetime
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Many important lessons can be learned on a Wyoming ranch
Innovation: An Organization’s Insurance Against Irrelevance
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Are you different enough to make a difference?
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New Machine Learning
(Lawrence Berkeley National Lab: Berkeley, CA) -- A team of scientists at Berkeley Lab has developed an unsupervised multiscale machine learning technique that can automatically and specifically capture biomedical events or concepts directly from raw data.