Medical device manufacturers must implement and maintain a quality management system to ensure they are producing safe and effective medical devices.

Manufacturers face constant challenges of rising expectations as customers and regulators demand better quality and greater traceability throughout the supply chain.

A daisy rising from my brick walkway reminded me this morning, that even in the worst environment, there is a chance for growth. But this kind of individual heroism does not portend success for lean transformation.

Pickleball is arguably the fastest-growing sport in the United States, especially among baby-boomer retirees.

Transporting cargo over long distances has always been a logistical nightmare, but when the goods are of a delicate nature, the whole operation becomes significantly more challenging.

On factory floors all over the world, 3D printing has quietly moved from a prototyping novelty to an essential tool.

On May 26, 2020, the new European Union Medical Device Regulation (MDR) will finally take effect.

As statistical methods become more embedded in everyday organizational quality improvement efforts, I find that a key concept is often woefully misunderstood, if it is even taught at all. W.

The aerospace industry is known for manufacturing parts with critical dimensions and tight tolerances, all of which must undergo demanding inspections.

From a lone statistician toiling over narrowly defined problems for the marketing department, to a C-level executive overseeing a mission-critical area impacting every function of the company, the meaning of “data and analytics professional” has changed a lot in rece