Kyle Cahoon
Application Engineer
Kyle joined InfinityQS International as an Application Engineer in August of 2010. He currently works onsite with customers to provide customized implementations of InfinityQS products, lead fundamental training and follow-up consultations.
Before coming to InfinityQS, Kyle worked at J.Y. Engineering as a Consulting Engineer where his duties included consultation work on InfinityQS system development. During his time with J.Y. Engineering, Kyle integrated Manufacturing Pro and OPC data into InfinityQS, as well as creating automated management reports and portal based reports of InfinityQS data. Prior to J.Y. Engineering, Kyle worked with Gorton’s Seafood as a Co-op Manufacturing and Project Engineer where he was primarily responsible for the implementation of their InfinityQS pilot system.
Kyle has a BS degree in Industrial Engineering from Northeastern University in Boston and he also has experience in computer hardware, networking, SQL and several programming languages.
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Integration – What questions should we ask equipment vendors?
November 2nd, 2012
Integration is a broad term used in quality circles to describe anything from manually merging data output from two different systems – such as a Material Requirements Planning (MRP) and Statistical Process Control (SPC) – to commanding Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC’s) from quality data input.
Comparing Quality Levels between Machines, Parts or Shifts
August 6th, 2012
Continuous process improvement does not always seem like a realistic task during what already feels like overly busy days. Work days (and nights) are spent conforming to customer compliance standards, investigating customer complaints or struggling with data collection hardware and software.
Simplifying Your ProFicient Environment
February 13th, 2012
So, your ProFicient SPC system is humming along - you have a number of operator data collection projects, engineering reporting projects, supervisor review projects, and everything is perfectly organized, neat, clean, and easy-to-use - exactly how you dreamt of implementing the software.
A ProFicient Hidden Jewel: Serial to File Utility
November 3rd, 2011
If you have been using ProFicient’s COM port integration with Gage Server then you are probably like most users who have locally-connected devices from which data is read into your Data Entry Configurations in real-time.
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