Inside Quality Digest Live for June 30, 2017
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The sky is falling. That's ok. We got an app for that.
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The June 30, 2017, episode of QDL offered a wrinkle in time, of sorts: not only orbiting debris and medieval medicine, but moments in the here and now such as our interview with Keith Bevan of the Coordinate Metrology Society and the UK’s National Physical L
Making the Most of Quality Data
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The data you've already collected can be reused for further process improvements
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Same Old Routine With FMEA?
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Scratches: Product failure or process failure?
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Lean Thinking 4.0
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Lean Thinking was born in the late 1980s when researchers from MIT studied the Toyota Production System
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Taking the Step from <em>Gemba</em> Walks to Layered Process Audits
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Layered process audits and gemba walks are both done on-site
Reading the Automotive Industry Action Group’s CQI-8 Layered Process Audit (LPA) Guideline, you might notice a line saying LPAs are “completed on site ‘where the work is done.’”
Solving Compliance and International Manufacturing Challenges
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Satisfying compliance to FDA regulations and client demand is greatly simplified with up-to-date technology
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Inside Quality Digest Live for May 12, 2017
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Artificial intelligence is on track to have as much impact on the world as electricty
In last week’s Quality Digest Live: Data for artificial intelligence, data for your quality management system, and Karl Popper meets Taiichi Ohno.
Calculating for Crucial Investments in U.S. Infrastructure
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Get your kicks applying the Braess paradox to Route 66
Innovation: An Organization’s Insurance Against Irrelevance
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Are you different enough to make a difference?
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