Quality 4.0 transforms manufacturing by integrating digital technologies with quality management, enhancing visibility and traceability throughout the production process. By leveraging data from interconnected machines, it helps manufacturers proactively manage risks and reduce waste, leading to a safer and more efficient future.
The manufacturing industry is grappling with a labor shortage as Baby Boomers retire, leaving a gap that younger workers aren’t filling. Strategic workforce planning, particularly through the "Six B's" approach, can help address this challenge.
If you’re looking to recruit more staff, a manufacturing boot camp may be the answer. Ranae Stewart is the Senior Executive Director of the Purdue Manufacturing Extension Partnership, part of the MEP National Network™️.
Many work in teams, and some facilitate projects and improvements. This can be challenging without proper techniques. Effective facilitation combines processes with human factors, highlighting the importance of working with people.
Element Materials Technology (“Element”), a leader in testing, inspection, and certification (TIC) services, announced the appointment of Dr. Fabian Schober as SVP of its global Connected Technology and Mobility (CT&M) business unit.
It can lead to increased costs, project delays, resource strain and quality compromises, making it a critical risk for engineers to proactively manage.
Nearly half of engineering projects face scope creep, resulting in cost overruns and delays. Key causes include unclear requirements and regulatory changes. By using effective strategies, teams can mitigate these risks and keep projects on track.