It’s hard to know what’s next. This remains true in business and in life, and it feels especially true right now. The news seems to change on a daily and hourly basis. Predictions about the pandemic can seem out of date within a few days.

Inspecting components for e-mobility applications is something that David Wick is very familiar with.

With the right tools it’s possible to verify the quality of materials, suppliers and the final product.

How is your compliance policy? Is it an all-consuming mission at your organization?

In today’s aerospace manufacturing environment, compliance to standards such as AS9100 is often not optional. A critical part of the AS9100 process involves first article inspection reports.

When I last spoke to Drew Greenblatt, in March, the world looked a little different.

This year NASA and Space-X made history. For the very first time, “NASA astronauts have launched from American soil in a commercially built and operated American crew spacecraft on its way to the International Space Station.”

How well do you think you’re optimizing your manufacturing process? Obviously suboptimal processes are not ideal, and most manufacturers are working on getting the most out of their current workflow. But what exactly is optimization?

First article inspection is a vital part of the manufacturing process for many companies.

With great uncertainty comes great reward. If you’ve planned for the unknown, when something unexpected happens you’ll be that much more prepared.