I’m thrilled to share that my article, “The Importance of Quality Assurance and Safety,” has been featured in Quality Magazine. It’s an honor to have my work recognized by such a respected publication. I’ve dedicated my career to helping businesses meet and exceed quality standards, and this feature is a testament to those efforts. Currently, […]
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China’s plan to use artificial intelligence on nuclear submarines I bet that got your attention! Thanks for tuning in to another Lean Quality Systems post! As a Navy vet who worked on subs, I always keep an eye out for a good article on the subject. A recent headline from the South China Post
AI on subs? Not an good Quality Assurance move. Read More »
Another Navy Ship –USS McCain – Collides This time 10 missing and 5 injured. What do I think? The USS Fitzgerald collision on June 17th killed seven Sailors. ISO 9001 and the COTS program are the root cause of the lack of Military Quality Assurance In Building Navy Ships today. The two ships had radar failure
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AS9100 Revision D – You asked, we listened! Good news! Customers have been loving our AS9100D course. As a result, we’ve decided to make it simpler and easier to get up to speed on the latest in the Requirements for Aviation, Space and Defense. Rather than offering this course as a subscription, it’s now available
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Poor Quality Assurance did just that, in 1963. Lack of Quality Assurance procedures and non-adherence to standards can be just as disastrous in your environment! Let me take a step back. I would like to share a little of my Navy Career with you so you can understand why I am so “Gung Ho” about
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Quality control is essential in any industry. When you’re making something as complex as a car, you better pay extra attention to quality. Recently, I had the pleasure of working with Fisker on the re-launch of the Karma. If you’re an auto buff, you’ll remember the Karma as one of the biggest failures in recent
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AS9100 training is now available online! ISO Joe is back with the latest installment in his training series, covering the AS9100 standard, Revision D. AS9100 defines the core quality management requirements fro the aviation, space, and defense organizations. Join Joe today for this subscription based course – available to you for a monthly recurring fee.
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What do Porsche and Pokémon Go have in common? They are both turning to the new technology of augmented reality . Yes, the same technology that has people chasing invisible monsters is helping build your next luxury car. Augmented reality uses computer technology to overlay what you’re seeing with additional information. Think of the head’s up
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Configuration Management is the foundation of the Capability Maturity Model (CMM), which has been adopted by many organizations worldwide, primarily those involved in the development of software applications. Recently, the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD), specifically the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense, Acquisition, Technology, and Logistics, hired the Software Engineering Institute (SEI) at
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Medical material quality advances have been taking hold of the medical device and plastics injection mold business. Plastics come in many shapes and forms and are used from children’s toys to Space Craft. I was first was introduced to plastics in the 1960’s, when I was working on the repair and overhaul of nuclear powered submarines.
Medical Material Quality Advances – Will PEEK be implanted in you? Read More »
