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Abstract : Approval is the most common control measure in processes, but it is also the most easily abused. This article…
1. Introduction: Why is Supplier Admission the First Gate of Quality Management? In many companies, the core metric for …
Abstract : Behind every process diagram lies a list of risks. This article systematically explains the three tier method…
In the process of product development and production, changes are inevitable. Customer requirements change, supplier mat…
Introduction "Quality is everyone's responsibility" — this slogan has hung on the walls of many companies for years, but…
Introduction At the beginning of each year, every manufacturing company goes through a familiar scene: at the strategic …
Quality records are the "evidence" of a quality management system QMS — auditors need to review them, customer complaint…
1. Introduction When a company implements a suggestion system, conducts policy management, and establishes a daily manag…
When a company's improvement activities are carried out with great enthusiasm but fizzle out after a year, when executiv…
Many companies have proposal systems: suggestion boxes, suggestion forms, quarterly evaluations... However, the actual r…
Continuous improvement Kaizen is one of the core principles of quality management. However, many companies face a common…
1. Introduction The story does not end when a product is delivered to the customer. Every returned faulty item, every cu…