There is a remarkable quality movement afoot centered in South Asia with tentacles that reach to the United States, Europe, and Africa.

“I’m shocked... shocked to find that gambling is going on in here!”

—Casablanca’s Captain Renault, as he’s closing down Rick’s Cafe... while being handed his gambling winnings

This past week, History premiered a new show called the United Stats of America. No, that’s not a typo. It’s a show hosted by twin brothers who are both stand-up comedians and obsessed with statistics.

If loyalty is defined as being faithful to a cause, ideal, custom, institution or product, then there seems to be a certain amount of infidelity in the workplace these days.

Humidity is a tough measurement. It’s very hard to get a repeatable measurement with low uncertainty. This post discusses seven best practices that will help you make a more accurate, repeatable, and reliable humidity measurement.

Sales professionals, according to some circles at least, aren’t all that different from us quality professionals. I once believed they were two-faced liars, because they’d sell their mother to get that precious sales commission.

This has been a fun week for us at Quality Digest, as we’ve had a chance to support World Metrology Week and one of our long-standing partners, the Coordinate Metrology Society (CMS).  As many of you know, the CMS is the organization behind the annual Coordi

Editor’s note: This is the second article of a multipart series about the role of quality in education and its effect on workforce development.

I bought a lottery ticket. I hope to win. That would be so cool, wouldn’t it?

The cold, stark landscape of Antarctica is home to penguins, ice, high winds, and two antennae owned by the National Science Foundation (NSF), the independent federal agency that supports and funds all fields of fundamental science and engineering in the United State