In his new blog post, ASQ CEO Paul Borawski, talk about the Annual QP Salary Survey that took place this month. In a brief summary, the results showed that “…This year, for the first time since QP began its annual salary Read more…
With the purpose of celebrating November – The World Quality Month, I’ve asked people on Twitter (hash-tag #qualitymeaning) and LinkedIn a simple/complex question: What does QUALITY mean to you? I’ve received a lot of replays and of course, I would Read more…
I’ve started a Twitter game asking people to answer a simple/complex question to celebrate November – World Quality Month: What does QUALITY mean to you? Please, use the hashtag #qualitymeaning to share your thoughts. Join us in the celebration! Visit this site often to learn about Read more…
“How well understood and embraced are the contributions of the quality professional beyond what is traditionally thought of as the quality function?” asked Paul Borawski in his October discussion blog post. From my experience as Quality Assurance Engineer in the Read more…
World Quality Month (WQM) is an annual celebration of quality and its impact in the world. Through the joint efforts of people passionate about quality and numerous quality organizations around the world, WQM was inaugurated in November 2010. WQM was Read more…
In his September blog post, ASQ CEO Paul Borawski asked to the Influential Voices group “how the practice of quality could evolve to support the needs of a rapidly changing world…Or why quality should not change despite the needs of Read more…
Waste elimination is one of the Lean principles and one of the most effective ways to increase quality and reduce cost. While products and services differ between industries, waste or muda – everything that does not add value from the Read more…
Lean Software Development (LSD) is a term originated from a popular book by the same name, written by Mary and Tom Poppendieck. In such book, they presented the first translation of Lean principles to software development, plus 22 thinking tools Read more…
Culture can be defined in many ways, it is:– a set of shared beliefs, attitudes, values, goals, and practices that characterizes an organization; – the way employees actually behave, think and believe – “the way we do things around here”;– Read more…
Lean Software Development (LSD) is a term originated from a popular book by the same name, written by Mary and Tom Poppendieck. In such book, they presented the first translation of Lean principles to software development, plus 22 thinking tools Read more…
Waste elimination is one of the Lean principles and one of the most effective ways to increase quality and reduce cost. While products and services differ between industries, waste or muda –everything that does not add value from the perspective Read more…
Today’s follow-up post is written by Christian Paulsen, Senior Lean Six Sigma Consultant with over 20 years of manufacturing leadership experience. I recently asked the question, SPC…What’s the point? in a post that was more about leadership than SPC. That Read more…
