Corrective Action Is the Only Acceptable Excuse
Last May I wrote in “Airline Companies Are Driving Customers Away” that the U.S.
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Continuous Innovation Using Design for Six Sigma
Designing for customer needs always leads to higher quality products and services, as well as innovative outcomes, because an effective design process uncovers hidden customer needs.
The Preventive Action Crystal Ball
Anyone involved with any type of management system has run across the term “preventive action.” It leaves many professionals scratching their head, wondering what a preventive action actually is.
The Coordinate Metrology Society Extends ‘Call for Papers’ Deadline
(Coordinate Metrology Society: Benbrook, TX) -- The Coordinate Metrology Society (CMS), the preeminent membership association for measurement professionals, has announced the extension of its call for papers deadli
Congressional Committee to Reduce Waste, Eliminates Self
It turns out that I am not the only one who has noticed that food regulation is sometimes a little, well, silly.
One Hour of Root Cause Analysis or Eight Hours of Firefighting?
There’s no more vicious cycle than problems that constantly reoccur because there’s no time to stop and solve them correctly.
Innovation Unlimited: What ‘The Toyota Way’ Really Means
The business world seems fascinated with the story of how Toyota “invented” lean manufacturing.
SCDS Scans the Church of the Nativity
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Event: Popular GD&T Seminar Series Returns
(Indicate Technologies: Santa Clara, CA) -- Indicate Technologies Inc.
Measuring Surface Texture and Shaft Lead Angle of Dynamic Sealing Systems
The average automobile has more than 80 dynamic seals that can fail at any given time, according to the Institute for Measurement and Sensor-Technology's paper, "Second Generation Lead Measurement." Failures attributed to leaking seals cost the transportation and p