Computerization of the quality assurance function

Computerization of the quality assurance function

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Computerization of the quality assurance functionby John M. Cachat, IQS, Inc., USA.GENERAL1991Quality improvement is an international objective. Automating the quality assurance functions reduces the clerical workload and allows quality professionals to spend more time on technical and managerial tasks. The software solutions that will be presented have proven to be beneficial in both large and small organizations.Software tools, beyond SPC and automated data acquisition, that provide the data collection, reporting and record keeping required to meet automotive, aerospace, military nuclear or medical manufacturing quality requirements are scarce. This presentation discusses the fundamental information systems needed to meet these requirements in an orderly and efficient manner.

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Computerization of the quality assurance functionby John M. Cachat, IQS, Inc., USA.GENERAL1991Quality improvement is an international objective. Automating the quality assurance functions reduces the clerical workload and allows quality professionals to spend more time on technical and managerial tasks. The software solutions that will be presented have proven to be beneficial in both large and small organizations.Software tools, beyond SPC and automated data acquisition, that provide the data collection, reporting and record keeping required to meet automotive, aerospace, military nuclear or medical manufacturing quality requirements are scarce. This presentation discusses the fundamental information systems needed to meet these requirements in an orderly and efficient manner.

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Author(s)

John M. Cachat, IQS, Inc., USA.
Publication/Event/Pages

Paper presented at WAI 61st Annual Convention, Atlanta, GA USA. Paper published in Wire Journal International, Dec. 1992, pg. 73.
Year

1991

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