Articles Tagged with ''statistical process control (SPC)''

Modern quality management is about identifying new opportunities to improve products, better one’s processes, and boost operations, experts say.

Quality equals reliability. The best way to attain it is through a centralized quality hub. Manufacturers can get into trouble when their quality efforts are de-centralized. 

Manufacturers use statistical and rule-based analysis of manufacturing data to better understand and improve their processes. They also use it to pinpoint and strengthen best practices, react quickly, and foresee potential problems before they disturb product quality, yield, or cost.

Manufacturers often gather quality data to learn how to boost operational efficiency and enhance product quality. But, accessing and analyzing that data isn’t always straightforward. 

Measuring and understanding the compliance of your products and your processes is key for any manufacturer. But how compliance does it fit into your daily operations?

Manufacturers need proper automation, machines, and software to manufacture products faster and keep up with evolving customer demands. As production capacity increases, these businesses must boost their quality control capacity while reducing quality costs. 

How LVHN used Lean Six Sigma tools and Minitab statistical analysis to achieve improvements in patient-centered care.

Real-Time SPC provides data collection, monitoring, alerts, and analysis that allow organizations to identify actionable insights immediately.

SPC quality control keeps medical and pharmaceutical manufacturing processes operating at their highest levels. 

Quality data can help manufacturers to advance quality and streamline their operations – if they collect it properly.