Today most food chains are learning to cater to their customers. Whether it’s burgers or subs, you can get them made exactly to order and “have it your way.” Successful and growing chains understand this.
When the first multi-lens microscopes were invented in 1590, scientists marveled at their new ability to see small objects and features in the natural world that were previously invisible to the eye and therefore seemingly nonexistent.
Quality Professionals Need to Remember Crosby's Message
August 4, 2014
Philip Bayard “Phil” Crosby, one of the most influential quality gurus of the 20th century, passed away August 18, 2001, so I thought it fitting to focus on some his messages for this August column.
Before Doing Your Own Calibration, Consider these Costs.
August 4, 2014
From time to time we received requests to quote on the calibration of a large variety of items and then never heard from that potential customer again.
What is GD&T? GD&T, namely “Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing,” is a symbolic language with which to 1) research, 2) refine and 3) ultimately “encode” the functions of each feature of a machine part by specifying permissible limits of imperfection.