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Should Quality Professionals Be Worried About the New Covid Strains?

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Should quality professionals be worried about the new Covid strains originating in the United Kingdom, South Africa,

What’s the Secret to a Great Customer Experience?

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I’ll keep today’s article simple—and fun. Bob Farrell, founder of Farrell’s Ice Cream Parlors, shared the secret to a great customer experience in 1973 (yes, almost 50 years ago!), when he develope

ASQ Names Ann Jordan CEO

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The leading global association for quality professionals, ASQ, announces that Ann Jordan has been confirmed as the society’s CEO, effective immediately. Jordan has served as interim CEO since January 2020.

Bringing a 1919 Harley Davidson Back to Life

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Recently, the team at 4C Creative Cad CAM Consultants in Emmen, Netherlands, was given a unique task: How to get a vintage Harley Davidson motorcycle back on the road again.

It Takes a Lot of Energy for Machines to Learn

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Last month, Google forced out a prominent AI ethics researcher after she voiced frustration with the company for making her withdraw

Competition for Risk Assessment Increases

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Ever since the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) included risk-based thinking in ISO 9001:2015, an idea has arisen among some in the quality profession that quality managers can move into the risk management arena without any competition from other

Five Vulnerabilities Attackers Leveraged Most in 2020

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According to Gartner, 99 percent of the vulnerabilities exploited in 2020 have been ones known about by security and IT professiona

Laser Scanning Accelerates Power Plant Conversions to Natural Gas

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NVision’s engineering services are helping managers of coal-fired power plants converting to natural gas to determine more quickly where to install updated instrumentation necessary to retrofit turbines to accommodate the new power source.

Improving a Noisy Measurement System

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Any number derived from real observation is made up of three components. The first of these is the intended signal, the “perfect” value from the object being observed. The second is error (or noise) caused by environmental disturbance and/or interference.

Hold the Emoji and Other Tips for Successful Email Negotiations

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When your own inbox is overflowing with unread messages, it may not seem like the best tactic, but with the right approach, email can be a powerful negotiation tool, not least in the B2B realm.

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