In the 1980’s the concept of data collection for process control took a major leap forward. This was about the time that a combination of electronic technology and economics allowed gaging to become digital.

The characteristics of OE: improved quality; capability; shorter lead times; increased service levels; and lower cost—are best achieved when organizations consider five key execution drivers.

A new mobile solution aims to close the gap between the real and virtual worlds. Large, complex 3D CAD data can be used for mobile visualization and comparison to real-world conditions.

Modern manufacturing demands more precision than ever. Computed tomography (CT) is a potentially valuable tool for ensuring that precision.

Manufacturers, large and small, often struggle with managing quality due to outdated or manual systems.

Laser Projection for virtual templating applications simultaneously streamlines production and improves quality. 

Organizational change expert, Dr. David Denyer, presents a summary of decades of academic evidence, business insights and new thinking to help organizations become more resilient.

A recent study indicates that more than half of executives get updates about quality only once a quarter, or less.

Compression after impact (CAI) testing involves subjecting a specimen to a prescribed impact load, checking the state of damage to the specimen by a nondestructive method, and then performing compression testing of that specimen. 

The Operational Insight white paper you’re about to read will completely transform how your company uses quality data.