Statistical Process Control’s impact on industry has been enormous. It has branched out beyond the manufacturing realm and can be applied to any process with quantifiable outputs.

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) announced up to $3 million in funding to spur the use of U.S. National Laboratory supercomputing resources to strengthen domestic manufacturing.

Production problems got you stumped? By following the clues in your statistical process control data, operators and quality pros can team up to find the answers to their most pressing issues.

Control charts are valuable tools to help you and your team implement fundamental process changes to improve manufacturing processes.

It would be a relatively safe assumption that most everyone has been envious of the achievements of others.

The foundation of lean manufacturing is kaizen, or continuous improvement.

Over the course of 20 years, I’ve visited hundreds of different factory floors and seen a wide variety of manufacturers implement data collection and statistical process control (SPC) solutions.