How do you pick the best control chart for your specific situation? Start with a solid understanding of why you’re collecting the data.

Learn seven key considerations for designing a sampling plan that incorporates proper sampling frequency and rational subgrouping.

Quality data is essential for optimizing manufacturing processes. But too much data can overwhelm the people using it. Learn to find the right balance in your sampling frequency. 

Want to get your arms around potential data violations and quality troubleshooting to reduce costs and increase profitability—and brand reputation? Quality sat down with Eric Weisbrod, Vice President of Product Management for InfinityQS, to discuss Workflows, in the latest feature in its cloud-native Quality Intelligence platform Enact®.

Changeovers in manufacturing can be tricky…and they can cost your company a lot when they don’t go right. Manufacturing Quality Intelligence software can help your shop floor personnel manage the process more smoothly.

Operators are on the front line of quality, and their engagement with your quality management software is essential to ensuring the product they are producing is the best it can be.

Collecting SPC data shouldn’t be just another task to add to your operators’ checklists. Give operators the power to use information—in real time—and positively impact quality.

Quality control charts can show actionable information to shop floor operators and quality professionals so they can proactively improve processes and products.

“One and done” is not a successful long-term strategy for transforming manufacturing operational performance. When you continuously apply SPC techniques to quality management, stakeholders at all levels benefit.

Most manufacturers will at some point overlook an out-of-control process and deliver an out-of-spec product.