Quality Check is focused on best practices for real-time quality control in the manufacturing industries. InfinityQS has over a hundred years of collective experience on the shop floor, implementing quality management solutions. The purpose of this blog is to share our experience at manufacturing plants all over the world, in a wide variety of industries, each with their own unique challenges and goals.
We're hoping that our readers will join the conversation and share their experiences as well, so that the manufacturing process control community can benefit from a variety of perspectives.
Some of the frequent topics are SPC applications, supplier quality, compliance issues, data collection, analysis techniques, and quality management technologies. Our bloggers are also regular contributors to industry publications and have published books of their own.
In April we attended the 2012 IndustryWeek Best Plants Conference in Indianapolis, IN and joined more than 700 attendees for 2 days of plant tours, sessions and the IW Best Plants awards ceremony.
The new ebook is an engaging and informative profile of the modern manufacturing quality expert and how he sees the world. In the ebook, InfinityQS vice president of statistical methods Steve Wise shares observations and wisdom gained over 25 years working with the world's most innovative manufacturers.
Our customer tour continues at Schiff Nutrition's award winning manufacturing and distribution facility in Salt Lake City, UT. Schiff Nutrition is a leading nutritional supplement company with a portfolio of well-known brands that includes Tiger's Milk, Schiff Vitamins and Schiff Move Free.
Our team traveled to Oakland, CA for the next stop on our customer facility tour to visit Rainin Instrument LLC. The wholly owned subsidiary of Mettler-Toledo is the leading manufacturer of laboratory pipettes and pipette tips in the United States.
With Thanksgiving just around the corner, we asked our customers what they were most thankful for with regards to their quality control systems. Our goal at InfinityQS is to make our users' jobs easier and help them be more successful, so we wanted to know what they were most thankful for. Here's what they said:
Continuing on our tour of customers' manufacturing facilities to view our quality control software in action, our next stop was Monroe, NC to visit Brooks Food Group.
Continuing on with our customer tour, our next stop after General Cable was NorthStar Battery in Springfield, MO.
Food Processing magazine recently released its annual "top 100" list of food manufacturers. The good news is that the food industry is steadily growing, with 19 of the top 25 seeing an increase in sales in 2010, and 18 of them also improving profitability.
Industry leading manufacturers will be presenting best practices for using SPC software at InfinityQS' fifth annual user conference this fall in San Francisco.
In my previous blog post, I shared a video that we shot at one of our customer's manufacturing sites, C-Axis. Our next visit was to Highland Heights, Kentucky where we met up with Rachel Humphrey, master black belt at General Cable.
Over the past few months, we've been visiting our clients at their manufacturing facilities to talk to them about how they're using our SPC software. We were able to see our software in action and capture it on video.
We've often talked about traceability in terms of the food supply chain and the importance of being able to trace ingredients back to the supplier. But what about the automotive industry? Just as important as the safety of the food we eat is the safety of the vehicles we drive every day.
ChainLink Research just came out with a new study on the most pressing challenges within the food supply chain. Not surprisingly, quality was high on the list:
We recently announced that Dr. Douglas Montgomery will be the Keynote speaker at our fifth annual user conference, Infusion 2011, on October 16-19 in San Francisco.
A few days ago, Industry Week published an article titled Prescriptions for Supply Chain Success. The article focuses on building quality early in the process, instead of relying on "back-end testing".
Last week, InfinityQS exhibited at the Food Safety Summit in Washington, DC. This two-day event provided food safety professionals with an opportunity to learn new strategies and discover new solutions for ensuring the safety of their products.
The decision to change our corporate logo was not made lightly. InfinityQS has a reputation as the industry leader in real-time SPC solutions, so making a change to a well-established brand involves an element of risk.
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