Inside Quality Digest Live for March 23, 2018
QDL always strives to bring you a look at the people and stories making the news in the world of quality. We succeeded admirably on the “people” side of things this week and threw in a fun story about the physics of the basketball to boot.
Join Baldrige Award Winners at the 2018 Quest for Excellence Conference
(NIST: Gaithersburg, MD) -- If your organization is striving to achieve breakthrough performance and results, the recipients of the Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award will soon be sharing their role-model best practic
SAE Committee to Develop Standards for Aerospace Electrical and Electronic Systems Materials
(SAE International: Warrendale, PA) -- SAE has convened a new standards committee, AE-9, to write performance, reliability and testing standards for materials used in electrical/electronic systems for more-electric aircraft (MEA) and more-electric engine (MEE) applications, taking into account bo
Finding the Error in Their Ways
People get overly tired. People get distracted; they get stressed and make poor decisions. People multitask when they shouldn’t. People lack training at times.
Quality Digest Live -- March 23, 2018
Story links for March 23, 2018
Book Review: Clarity First
Plus: An interview with author Karen Martin