Found 215 Articles for Quality Management

Several companies are implementing Industry 4.0 to gain a competitive advantage, but how can they ensure that these objectives are met without spending a lot of money? SIRI assessment is a way to do this. You can analyze how well your manufacturing company is operating using the SIRI, or Smart Industry Readiness Index. We will explore the application of this assessment in more detail. SIRI (Smart Industry Readiness Index) Digitalization is a key component of Industry 4.0. The vision, mission, strategy, ideation, and roadmap for implementing this may not exist, but change is still needed. These challenges can be ... Read More

Ever since COVID-19 gatecrashed the world, banks are stopped face-to-face interactions and have sped up the process of digital engagement. Starting in 2020, almost 20% of banks started leveraging tech, and this number has dramatically risen ever since. The automatic opening of digital bank accounts is one significant change technology has brought into the banking sector. Additionally, APIs are leveraged to create new products and services that drive innovation. Some financial institutions have even started migrating to the cloud for faster speed to market. With the increased remote experiences and cyber threats, banking institutions are poised to witness more ... Read More

Digital transformation goes beyond adopting new software for a single purpose. It is transforming the business operations entirely to refine the company structure, meet market requirements that rapidly change, and add value to customer service. Digital transformation is adopting digital technology to a company’s operations, thus enhancing its products, services, and operations. It opens doors to the vast digital arena for businesses to grow and thrive. However, it is also a risky step to take, as companies often fail in the process, thus leading to a downfall. Nevertheless, it is still a worthy risk that must be taken through thorough ... Read More

Digital transformation has taken up the business world entirely. All businesses utilize the digital age to obtain a competitive edge, sustain themselves in the market, and stay relevant to their customers. Digitization, digitalization, and digital transformation have reached almost all remote corners of the civilized world. Lean management has also reached almost all businesses in their operations. The basic principles of this management, delivering value to the customers, reducing waste to zero, and constantly improving the business, have proven fruitful. Let us discuss lean management and digital transformation and see how they complement each other in the digital era. ... Read More

The project management maturity model is a concept that shows how your project management methods evolve over time. Just like your company changes its procedures, technology, and employee as it expands, it also upgrades its management approach. Note that PMM is not a hard-and-fast rule. It is a rather flexible approach that gives you a glimpse of the features and traits of a great project management process. It doesn’t guarantee that your company will move between different levels and adapt to the latest management approaches. But, if the PMM concept is implemented correctly, chances are your organization and the team ... Read More

Different companies have implemented different project management approaches. What’s working for your competitors may not necessarily be the most suitable project management method for your business. One of the most popular project management approaches that have been gaining immense popularity lately is agile methodology. It’s an iterative approach that breaks down a large and complex project into several small steps, all of which can be adjusted as you work on the project. Instead of a linear method, agile project management methodology promotes a flexible management plan that helps you execute projects in a flexible and efficient manner. In this post, ... Read More

Every project requires a dedicated manager that handles all operations—from taking care of the quality to ensuring seamless execution of the project. A quality manager, for instance, is supposed to take care of the project's quality. They also ensure that the quality is maintained throughout the project and the final product satisfies the end user. They guide their teams in the right direction and follow the best management practices that bring the best output. Completing your lean sigma certification course is the first step in advancing your career in quality management. Let's first discuss the meaning of quality management, and ... Read More

Time management, communication, and collaboration are the three most crucial pillars of every project. Customers expect the best quality in the end product. They don’t just want the product to look good, but it must resolve their pain points. To achieve that, businesses are focusing on six-sigma-certified project managers. These are skilled and certified professionals with years of experience in solving all kinds and complexities of projects efficiently. Achieving a green belt in six sigma is one of the most important steps in growing your career in this industry and becoming a recognized and valued project manager. It also helps ... Read More

Most medical device companies face the corrective and preventive action (CAPA) process year after year. In order to comply with FDA requirements, companies should have documented the procedures of CAPA and ensure that those procedures are actually followed. CAPA is a common compliance problem companies encounter throughout their design and development cycle despite the regulations being relatively clear. CAPA Problems: 5 of the Most Common CAPA planning is important for your company's overall success, not just from the regulatory perspective. Let us look at some of the common CAPA problems. Cross-Functionality is Lacking Any organization's Quality team typically owns ... Read More

Different people define quality differently. Some consider meeting compliance needs to be quality. Some define quality as improving the quality of life for a patient using their device. Some define quality as improving the quality of life for a patient using their device. Developing a quality culture within your company is different from meeting the quality regulatory norms and standards, and this post will explain all you are required to know. It is important for medical device companies to strive to refine and improve their culture. Let's first look at what the term "quality culture" really means. Quality Culture: What ... Read More