Configuration management refers to maintaining consistency in a product’s functionality, performance, and physical characteristics by managing its design, operational data, and requirements throughout its lifecycle.
The upcoming revision of ISO 10017: 2017 focuses on "Quality management — Guidelines for configuration management," aimed at maintaining consistency in a product’s functionality and characteristics throughout its lifecycle. The configuration management process includes five steps.
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Prompt Engineering involves creating precise inputs for AI systems to ensure accurate and consistent outputs. For quality engineers, it bridges traditional quality tools and the AI-driven future. This practice is essential for both public AI models and enterprise-level in-house systems.
Explore five key advantages of transitioning from traditional file-based storage to centralized database systems, and why this shift is rapidly becoming a best practice across the industry.
Auditors play a central role in certifying compliance with this standard. However, as environmental priorities evolve and technological tools advance, the competencies required of the EMS auditors are also undergoing significant transformation.
Frontline leaders bridge the gap between leadership's vision and daily execution, helping teams identify and resolve quality issues at the source. To be effective, they should be developed as coaches instead of just enforcers.
The latest Rules 6th Edition changes represent the most significant enhancement to the IATF certification scheme in nearly a decade. As the industry prepares for the next revision of the IATF 16949 standard, the upgrades appear to be laying a foundation for future requirements in digitalization and sustainability.
Maintaining the 19 ASQ certification exams involves hundreds of SME volunteers annually as well as a dedicated staff within ASQ to keep the exams current, accurate and fair.
ASQ follows ISO/IEC 17024 requirements to ensure impartial, competency-based certifications. The ASQ Certification Council manages the certification process and addresses related issues. Exam development involves a systematic process with volunteer Subject Matter Experts (SMEs), psychometricians, and ASQ staff.