In this webinar, you will learn the importance of flexible and configurable technology to meet changing requirements, how to maintain the drive for continuous improvement in all types of economic and market “weather” and more.
In this webinar, you will learn how to effectively manage change and prepare for user training across your organization, how to plan your QMS roadmap and define processes that will help you successfully scale along with your growing company and more.
In this webinar, you will learn how to consolidate and reduce the time spent scheduling, planning and reporting for audits, organize and enable teams and auditors with easy access to information and more.
In this webinar, you will learn frontline worker-focused strategies to increase safety, quality, and productivity on the shop floor and across your organization in the face of workforce shortages, quantifying the impact of a collaborative approach to quality, safety, maintenance, operations, and workforce development functions and more.
In this webinar, the Glens will discuss how an eQMS like ETQ Reliance can benefit your company by reducing costs of poor quality through tracking, trending and analyzing supplier data, improving global supplier quality and providing better availability to customers and more.
In this webinar, you will learn the benefits of automating your quality management processes with an advanced electronic quality management system, including: reducing the cost of poor quality, improving supplier quality management and more.
Many organizations might see quality as an expense that is a necessary evil, especially when they have proactive processes in place to avoid nonconformance. But the reality is that there’s a big difference between the costs of good quality and the costs associated with handling and fixing poor quality products. What is the Cost of Poor Quality?
Learn the journey of Owen Mumford and Corning, Inc when they were choosing and implementing a quality management system. You’ll also learn the savings and benefits they realized from a flexible and scalable quality management system.
Learn the role of advanced QMS technology in helping companies deliver consistent levels of quality while maximizing human and financial resources, current industrial workforce dynamics and the game-changing potential of connected worker technology to enable shop floor worker participation in continual improvement, and more.
In manufacturing, the cost of quality extends beyond what meets the eye. While visible costs, like defects or warranty claims, are easily identifiable, there’s a submerged realm of hidden costs that often go unnoticed. These covert costs, ranging from reduced customer loyalty to damage to brand reputation, can stealthily erode an organization’s value. Understanding these visible and hidden costs is vital for any business looking to reduce the cost of poor quality (COPQ).
Illumina’s mission — to improve human health by unlocking the power of the genome — focuses on sequencing genetics, developing both genome sequencing machines and their consumables. But the company’s previous manual quality control processes were inflexible and unscalable.
The ‘cost of poor quality’ (COPQ) refers to the costs incurred from producing defective products that don’t meet an organization’s minimum quality standards. Modern quality management systems (QMS) can help organizations reduce the cost of poor quality by streamlining quality processes and data sharing, boosting supplier quality, and automating corrective actions and audit preparations. This helps organizations ensure that they can consistently meet customer requirements.
