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ontinuous quality improvement is something from which any company can benefit. Here at Quality Digest, we are just as much at risk of getting caught in the same-old, same-old as the next guy. However, in the past 18 months, we have taken great strides to bring new and innovative products and the most current information to our readers.
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One such endeavor is Technorazzi Live—a live streaming-video program that presents today’s best metrology solutions with demonstrations and viewer participation in real time with the hosts answering questions e-mailed by the viewers. This article shares the exhilaration of producing Technorazzi Live and our effort to further provide relevant and interesting information.
Recently, Quality Digest and Leica Geosystems, a Hexagon Metrology company and pioneer in spatial information solutions for more than 200 years, were invited to Huntington Beach, California, where Coast Aerospace Manufacturing Inc. opened its doors for the latest broadcast of Technorazzi Live. This exciting presentation was the debut and premiere demonstration of the Leica Absolute Tracker AT401, a unique all-in-one coordinate measuring machine (CMM).
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Continuous Improvement
Quality Digest might start the Continuous Improvement journey by eliminating those aggravating ads the pop up and have to be closed before one can read the articles.
Continuous Improvement at Quality Digest
I agree with the previous comment - it is very non-productive when you must close the same pop up 3 or 4 times to read an article.
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Carolyn and Steve, thanks for writing in on this issue. This particular ad program is NOT intended to pop up repeatedly... it was designed to appear only one time in a 24-hour period, regardless of how many articles or pages that you visit on our site. It has come to our attention that certain operating systems are having problems with repeating appearances of these ads much more frequently than that. If you have cookies turned off, it may also create a problem. Please e-mail myself (mrichman@qualitydigest.com) or Dirk Dusharme (dwdusharme@qualitydigest.com) so that we can figure out what's going on in your particular circumstance and patch it so that it doesn't continue to occur.
Thank you again for your comments.
-Mike Richman, Publisher
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