Articles Tagged with ''quality management system (QMS)''

ETQ, part of Hexagon, announced two new native artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities embedded within the ETQ Reliance® quality management system (QMS).

MasterControl, a leading provider of manufacturing, quality, and asset management software solutions, announced the general availability of its AI-powered SOP Analyzer, an innovative tool designed to help life sciences manufacturers proactively manage compliance across their critical standard operating procedures (SOPs).

Where SPC and heavy business focused analytics tools may be best fit in the enterprise software layer, Quality Management Systems (QMS) now have a lasting home in the MES/SCADA Layer.

Global supply chains are being tested like never before. Shifting trade rules, cost pressures, and regulatory changes now converge with shipping bottlenecks, supply imbalances, and unexpected regional disruptions. 

Looking to improve the efficiency of inspection management, CAPA management, and other quality control processes, companies across industries are increasingly investing in implementing quality management systems. 

Traditionally, quality management focused on ensuring consistency, minimizing errors, and satisfying customer requirements. 

Intellect, a leading provider of AI-powered Quality Management System (QMS) software, announced the acquisition of Zaptic, a UK-based Connected Frontline Worker (CFW) platform that empowers manufacturing and operations teams through AI-enabled workflows.

Well-executed Advanced Product Quality Planning (APQP) is a cornerstone of most successful product launches across a wide spectrum of manufacturing companies today. 

Manufacturers need holistic operational views to improve processes amid challenges like labor shortages and supply chain issues. Tools like Statistical Process Control (SPC) and Quality Management Systems (QMS) provide insights for stability, quality management, and regulatory compliance.

Integrated solutions combining ERP, MES, and QMS functionalities are replacing standalone QMS software in quality assurance. This shift enables real-time data collection and improved quality control. Medical device contract manufacturers can use these systems to enhance their quality services and gain a competitive advantage beyond cost and scrap reduction.