The cost of poor quality can be devastating to business: Failed quality control costs manufacturers anywhere between 15–20% of their total profits on average, and as much as 40% for some, the ASQ reveals. Businesses with successful quality programs, on the other hand, can benefit from increased productivity, improved processes, fewer defects, and a greater competitive edge in the market.

As new technology is rapidly evolving, so too is the nature of quality inspections. RFID tags and edge analytics, in particular, are just two examples of cutting-edge technologies revolutionizing quality control to ensure your products and processes are as good as they can be. 

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