MoreCHANTILLY, VA- The InfinityQS User Group (IQSUG) will hold its second annual user conference-Infusion 2008, in Washington D.C., October 19 to 22.
The conference will feature presentations from experienced users of the company’s real-time statistical process control (SPC) software. These presentations will feature case studies that demonstrate best practices in real-time quality control as well as open discussions for exchanging ideas, strategies and expert quality solutions.
In planning the event, the IQSUG reached out to InfinityQS users in more than 2,000 manufacturing facilities worldwide. In 2007, more than 100 users attended the event, and that number is expected to rise for this year’s conference. Infusion 2008 will further the IQSUG mission of bringing together InfinityQS users for the exchange of ideas, information, best practices and strategies to assist them in optimizing the management, understanding and control of their companies’ quality initiatives.
The keynote address will be delivered by Thomas Sloma-Williams, publisher of Quality Magazine, NDT and Vision & Sensors. Williams is an 18-year veteran of business-to-business publishing, and has served as a spokesman at industry events, launched new publications, developed conferences focused on quality and has overseen various electronic and Internet efforts.
“The Infusion conference is quickly becoming a must-attend event for quality professionals across the major industries who are looking to learn innovative approaches for improving product quality,” says Curt Gendler, chairman of the IQSUG and senior validation engineer at Alcon Research Ltd. “By assembling a diverse mix of InfinityQS users under one roof, we can focus on solutions that reflect the real-world challenges in quality control and process improvement.”
InfinityQS development and support staff will attend this event to gain customer feedback and provide guidance to users. “We are very thrilled that the IQSUG has been able to put together a conference that gives our users tangible insights that apply to the issues they see every day,” says Michael A. Lyle, president and CEO of InfinityQS International. “An event like this helps us reach out to our dynamic user community for insight as we continually enhance and develop our solutions to meet and exceed our customers’ expectations.”
For more information, visit www.infinityqs.com.
The conference will feature presentations from experienced users of the company’s real-time statistical process control (SPC) software. These presentations will feature case studies that demonstrate best practices in real-time quality control as well as open discussions for exchanging ideas, strategies and expert quality solutions.
In planning the event, the IQSUG reached out to InfinityQS users in more than 2,000 manufacturing facilities worldwide. In 2007, more than 100 users attended the event, and that number is expected to rise for this year’s conference. Infusion 2008 will further the IQSUG mission of bringing together InfinityQS users for the exchange of ideas, information, best practices and strategies to assist them in optimizing the management, understanding and control of their companies’ quality initiatives.
The keynote address will be delivered by Thomas Sloma-Williams, publisher of Quality Magazine, NDT and Vision & Sensors. Williams is an 18-year veteran of business-to-business publishing, and has served as a spokesman at industry events, launched new publications, developed conferences focused on quality and has overseen various electronic and Internet efforts.
“The Infusion conference is quickly becoming a must-attend event for quality professionals across the major industries who are looking to learn innovative approaches for improving product quality,” says Curt Gendler, chairman of the IQSUG and senior validation engineer at Alcon Research Ltd. “By assembling a diverse mix of InfinityQS users under one roof, we can focus on solutions that reflect the real-world challenges in quality control and process improvement.”
InfinityQS development and support staff will attend this event to gain customer feedback and provide guidance to users. “We are very thrilled that the IQSUG has been able to put together a conference that gives our users tangible insights that apply to the issues they see every day,” says Michael A. Lyle, president and CEO of InfinityQS International. “An event like this helps us reach out to our dynamic user community for insight as we continually enhance and develop our solutions to meet and exceed our customers’ expectations.”
For more information, visit www.infinityqs.com.
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