Uncover Hidden Costs

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Minimize loss from variation and non-optimal processes To remain competitive, manufacturers must make high-quality products at the lowest possible price. WinSPC’s patented Cost Inspector™ advances this mission by analyzing processes for cost-saving opportunities. With it, Quality professionals expose hidden costs, costs not likely to be exposed in any other way, costs directly associated with give-away, … Continued

SPC Food and Beverage Industry

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Food and beverage companies that implement Statistical Process Control (SPC) are empowered to make meaningful process improvements that reduce operating costs and ensure consistent quality compliance. But according to a recent survey, 75 percent of polled food and beverage manufacturers still collect data using paper-based systems. This clunky and inefficient process for verifying compliance puts … Continued

Optimizing Net Content Control In Consumer-Packaged Goods

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In the Consumer-Packaged Goods (CPG) manufacturing sector, controlling net content is a critical operational requirement. This whitepaper, Optimizing Net Content Control in Consumer-Packaged Goods Operations: An Enact® Use Case, explores the importance of net content control and the challenges manufacturers face in meeting regulatory requirements and maintaining consumer trust. Net content control ensures that packages … Continued

5 Key Benefits Of Statistical Process Control

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The use of control charts alone should not define the entirety of a successful statistical process control (SPC) deployment. Even though SPC begins on the shop floor, the most successful deployments are those in which quality professionals, managers, and engineers intelligently leverage the data and information generated by an SPC system to make extensive, high-level … Continued

Prioritize Manufacturing Process Control Improvements

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As a quality professional, you’re constantly being asked to fix problems. Instead of reacting to problems, what if you could provide solutions that truly enhance quality control in manufacturing operations? Wouldn’t it be great to quickly and easily compare the performance of each of your parts, lines, processes, and sites—at a glance—and determine where to … Continued