Stacey Sanborn
Senior Application Engineer
Stacey joined the InfinityQS International team as an Application Engineer in February of 2005 and is based out of Chandler, Arizona. He currently provides on-site training and works with customers to ensure proper implementation of the InfinityQS software and support, with a particular interest in eSPC, Dynamic Scheduling and Validation.
Originally an InfinityQS customer at Rogers Corporation and Three-Five Systems, Stacey has extensive experience with implementing and using SPC to improve the processes and performance. Stacey brings this first-hand knowledge to ensure his international customer base receive a thorough analysis of their needs and proper implementation of the software. Most notably, he successfully completed multiple site implementations for Graham Packaging, Pepsi America and Epcos Corporation.
Stacey has been a quality professional for more than 25 years and holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from the University of Phoenix and an Associate of Science in Electrical Engineering from Brevard Community College. He is a Senior Member of ASQ and has been a member of the Technical Committee 69, the U.S. Technical Advisory Group for ISO Standards, for 16 years.
Recent posts by
Defects - The Story Continues
April 16th, 2012
In our first installment of collecting attribute type data we went over how to set up a ProFicient project to collect defectives type data in a single data entry configuration.
Product Performance vs. Process Control
March 3rd, 2012
Remember that early class or seminar you took on Statistical Process Control (SPC)? You know, the one that said if you can learn to understand and control the critical inputs of your process, the critical outputs would take care of themselves.
Defects Defects Defects
January 23rd, 2012
My company is using ProFicient to collect SPC data and we are learning more about our processes every day.
Descriptors Gone Wild
January 16th, 2012
Descriptors are powerful tools that are used often when we collect SPC data. They perform many functions including filtering data to a more specific level, assisting in the creation of special reports like the Lot Summary, and keeping track of serialized items.
The Elusive 2nd Signature
November 16th, 2011
We’ve all experienced it from time to time-- one of your test results fails and you need to have your supervisor sign off on the subgroup. Or once you complete your setup, you need to have another operator or your supervisor sign off on the results. Essentially, you need to take the data you've captured in ProFicient to a higher level for approval.
Case Study: Wireless Data Collection
October 6th, 2011
It sounds like such a great concept – using wireless connections to import gage data into ProFicient SPC. But how to implement it? To follow is a case study of a bottling company that I recently visited.
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