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. 

Implementing statistical process control (SPC) in manufacturing affects more than one layer of your organization, and more than one aspect of your teams’ experience.

Extend the value of your acceptance-sampling data beyond “accept” or “reject.” 

Traditionally, the beginning of a new year is a time of renewed energy, when people and businesses strive to improve upon the previous year and take stock of their processes. What’s working and what’s not working? Above all, what needs to change?

When collected properly, data can be used to make production on the plant floor more efficient, accurate, and hassle-free—improving productivity and profitability.

Consistency creates efficiency: When your manufacturing machines and processes are consistent, you get less downtime, better quality products, happier customers, and greater profitability.

For forward-looking manufacturers, the cloud supports changes that go beyond simply cutting costs. Learn how the cloud helps operators and organizations fundamentally change the way they work.