Quality essentials: sturdy materials, sharp eyes, hard data

You need to make keen observations of the workplace, whether with scheduled inspections or through real-time issue observation.

You need to make keen observations of the workplace, whether with scheduled inspections or through real-time issue observation. But these moments in time become substantially more valuable if they can be aggregated to help you describe, justify, and make decisions about your quality program. Converting quality inspections, observations, and even everyday actions into easy-to-access data can provide the quantitative basis for higher-quality outcomes and better decision-making.

This webinar will help you understand how digitizing quality inspections and standard operating procedures can generate hard data that you can harness for operational improvements, metrics that drive cultural change, and analytics that encourage continuous organization-wide improvement, including:

Why many quality metrics don’t lead to improved outcomes
Why digitization opens up possibilities that paper can’t manage
How “leading metrics” can drive organizational change
How to derive value from ordinary, day-to-day tasks

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