Quality management system software (QMS) streamlines quality control for organizations by documenting processes, procedures, and responsibilities. Implementing QMS enhances operational efficiency, ensures compliance with regulatory standards, and supports risk management.
It’s no secret that new product launches are the lifeblood of revenue growth for manufacturers. However, according to Harvard Business School, of the 30,000 new products launched each year, 95 percent of them fail. That’s a startling statistic and one that every company seeks to avoid.
Compliance and data security in cloud QMS software require special attention, as these systems store and process vast amounts of sensitive information. Ensuring that cloud-based QMS solutions remain compliant and secure is crucial to protecting your organization's data, reputation, and bottom line.
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Building a culture of quality is key to helping organizations to thrive in 2023. Gartner has revealed that organizations with a strong culture of quality save an average of $337 million annually due to making fewer mistakes. This is due to improved productivity, increased customer satisfaction, and increased margins.
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Your organization is ready for a QMS. Perhaps your data is siloed, and you’re stuck using paper-based systems and manual processes. As business processes continue to grow more complex and regulations increase, you want to take action. But how to proceed?
The key to understanding big data’s potential is realizing it is only as valuable as the decisions made using it. Therefore, by monitoring data and understanding its patterns and trends, you can turn data into information and information into intelligence. It becomes the secret sauce that organizations use to outperform the competition and satisfy their customers.
What constitutes a culture of quality? Many will say, “you will know it when you see it!” And one of the best places to see a culture of quality is on-site with any Malcolm Baldrige Quality Award recipient.
Manufacturing has been undergoing a massive digital transformation. As a result, factories look very different from those of the past. Technology has facilitated efficiency in supply chain optimization, real-time feedback from intelligent sensors, and analytics to give managers the information they need to produce quality products at a lower cost.
