What is FMEA? An Overview of Failure Mode Analysis
Problems and defects are costly. None of the businesses are willing to shell out excessive money from their pocket. But there are numerous high-profile examples of product recalls due to poorly designed products /processes....
Understanding the Difference Between Kaizen and Poka Yoke
Kaizen and Poka Yoke, both originated from the Toyota Production System (TPS). But, you might be wondering how are they different from each other. In this article, let us explore the difference between Kaizen...
Understanding the Principles of Quality Management Systems
What is quality? Is it a synonym for “good” as it is commonly perceived?
Actually, No!
The term has a deeper meaning to it. Quality is defined as “the grade by which a product meets the...
Non-Conformance Report (NCR): Complete Guide for 2026
A Non-Conformance Report (NCR) is one of the most important quality and compliance tools used to document and resolve situations where products, services, processes, or records do not meet approved requirements.
Rather than focusing on...
Understanding the Key Concepts of Control Charts
Also known as the Shewhart chart, control charts are used for statistical monitoring of operations in an organization. The details plotted are in order of time. A regulation map still includes the typical center...
Guide to Lean Six Sigma – How Lean and Six Sigma is Different
Six Sigma is a collection of strategies for designing, enhancing, and delivering high-quality business processes and outcomes. It draws its name from the statistical concept level 6 standard deviation (6 sigma departure) from the...
Understanding What is Quality Assurance?
Quality Assurance (QA) ensures products or services meet the highest standards before reaching customers. It’s a way for businesses to check their work, fix problems early, and deliver something they can be proud of....
Understanding Process Owner Roles and Responsibilities
Enterprises implementing a quality management system, the processes should be established, implemented, and handled in a proper way to deliver products and services to the customers. Irrespective of how you carry out your business...
Understanding the Plan Do Check Act (PDCA) Cycle
Most businesses want to get better, but turning that desire into actual improvements can be hard. Things like too many rules, separate working groups, and a fixed way of doing things can get in...
Root Cause Analysis Template: Everything You Need to Know
All organizations have problems from time to time that they need to solve. They can be employees' productivity levels, defects in the software, minor issues with the organization's processes, and more. All these problems...
