Quality Control

What is Quality Control?

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With Quality Control, improve your products and services with statistical process control (SPC).

Ideal for anyone involved in product manufacturing, process management, implementing a six sigma, or other quality improvement program.

Meet your customers' expectations and keep them happy with powerful statistical analysis to understand processes, control them, and find improvements that improve your product.

Bring processes under statistical control

With Quality Control, gain insight and improve process performance with Shewhart variables and attributes, CUSUM, and moving average control charts (EWMA & UWMA). Apply WECO, Nelson, and Montgomery rules to help identify potential out-of-control situations. Use layering to gain more insight into issues and identify trends and patterns. And when you implement improvements or make other changes, phases allow you to track performance before and after to ensure that improvements have been made and are maintained.

Verify that products are meeting end-user specifications

Determine process capability ratios for process performance to ensure delivery of products that meet your customers' requirements. A satisfied customer means fewer rejected goods and service claims, improving your business and reducing costs.

Identify the improvements that will reap the most rewards

Pareto analysis helps you quickly identify defects that occur frequently, so you can focus your efforts on improvements that will reap the most rewards. Layering allows you to break down defects so you can identify contributing factors, such as an operator that is influencing defect rates, or examine defects before and after process improvements to ensure that changes are reducing defects.

Integrated with Microsoft Excel, it's easy to use...

That's right. Quality Controls integrates with Microsoft Excel 2007, 2010, 2013, 2016, 2019, and Office 365 for Microsoft Windows. There's virtually no learning curve, and the intuitive user interface and logical task-based workflow make sense for those who aren't full-time programmers or statisticians.

All your data and results are kept in Excel workbooks, making it easy to collaborate and share with colleagues, which means there's no locked file format.

System Requirements:

CPU: 1.8GHz dual-core processor

RAM: 2 GB

HDD/SSD: 50 GB free space on the main drive

Operating system: Microsoft Windows 8 32-bit, Microsoft Windows 7 32-bit and Microsoft Windows Vista 32-bit

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