(ITAMCO: Plymouth, IN) -- Indiana Technology and Manufacturing Companies (ITAMCO) has released the iBlue, the first handheld bluetooth transmitter that gathers crucial production data and sends it to Bluetooth-enabled smartphones, tablets, and computers.
An important message came through loud and clear during the Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) whirlwind visit to China this month: China is determined to strengthen its food safety system.
The four following anecdotes carry a similar message. They should seriously alarm city, state, and country leaders everywhere.
I have a birthday coming up and wanted to share a wealth of statistics about birthdays that you may find entertaining. First is the “birthday problem.” Some of you probably encountered this one in a statistics class at some point.
Although best practices and management systems behind quality management have remained consistent for decades, the systems and solutions used to ensure the production and delivery of high-quality products and processes have changed drastically.
(Instron: Norwood, MA) -- Instron, a leading provider of testing equipment solutions designed to evaluate mechanical properties of materials and components, has introduced TrendTracker, a software package for mana
In July 2008, the Council of the European Union and the European Parliament agreed to provide a legal framework that creates one monopoly in each member state o
Accuracy is the most important thing while doing any type of clinical tests. There are a few types of Pipet which are used in the laboratories. The cover plastic is used when the quantity of the sample is low. They are very light, reasonably priced and disposable. Pasteur, made of glass, gives a clear view of liquid while transferring to another container and they can be re used. Micropipettes are used when the measurement need to be specific. Multichannel Pipettes are useful to receive samples with a few tubes in them.
Many companies struggle with the best way to think about and incorporate the cost of quality into operations.
Despite the efforts and misfortunes of Copernicus, Galileo, and other famous astronomers to convince us that the world is not the center of the universe, the quality “solar system” remains stubbornly geocentric—that is, top-management-centric.
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