Six Sigma is a quality management tool. Six Sigma management is a process innovation method to improve customer satisfaction and reduce operating costs and cycles. What is Six Sigma – Purposes of Six Sigma Six Sigma is a concept and corresponding management system developed by Motorola in the 1980s and applied to all aspects of the company, the six sigma management method has evolved into a process and product quality improvement method based on statistical technology, and has evolved into the idea that organizations pursue fine management. The basic connotation of Si......

What is a supply chain management system? What does it cover? Today, we will explore it through an article. What is Supply Chain & Supply Chain Management？ Generally speaking, the supply chain is centered on the core enterprise, through the control of information flow, logistics, and capital flow, starting from purchasing raw materials, making intermediate products and complete products delivered to customers, and finally sending the products to consumers through the availability management by the sales network. Companies develop supply chains so that they can reduce co......

If we can establish correct concepts and implement effective quality management plans, we can prevent the occurrence of defective products. What is zero defect management and how to implement it? What is Zero Defect Management? Zero defect is called ZD for short. It is also called defect prevention. The idea of zero defect management advocates that enterprises should give play to the subjective initiative of people to conduct business management. Producers and workers should strive to make their products and businesses free of defects and strive for the goal of high quality st......

The pursuit of zero defect is one of the objectives of lean quality management. Different people have different views on zero defect of lean management. There are five misunderstandings about zero defect of lean management. 5 Misunderstandings for Lean Quality Management Zero Defects Misunderstanding 1: Zero defect is only a quality management methodThere are many, many methods of quality management, which is dazzling, but zero defect is just one of them. So is it necessary to do it? Zero defect symbolizes a new quality revolution and a new symbol of quality culture; If we o......

In the manufacturing industry, proper process control at the manufacturing site is directly related to profits. Therefore, companies involved in manufacturing must use appropriate methods to manage manufacturing. However, there are also challenges in manufacturing management, such as insufficient manpower and human error. These issues can be solved by systemizing management. This article provides an overview of manufacturing management, the advantages of systemization, and points to consider when selecting a system. What is Manufacturing Management? In the manufacturing in......

Manufacturing cost is a necessary number for cost control in the manufacturing industry. This article provides an overview of manufacturing costs, how to classify them as direct or indirect costs, and the differences between cost items such as material costs, labor costs, and expenses, as well as the methods and procedures for calculating manufacturing costs and costing. Manufacturing Cost Is All Costs Involved In Manufacturing Manufacturing cost is the sum of all costs incurred in making a product in the manufacturing industry. In the manufacturing industry, raw materials......

To improve productivity and maximize profits in the manufacturing industry, it is important to improve the production control structure. Among these, the improvement of process control is directly related to QCD optimization. This article provides an overview of manufacturing production control and specific ways to improve process control. We will also explain what benefits can be gained by implementing a process control system, so please take a look. Basics of Production Control in Manufacturing Process control is a part of production control. Therefore, it is important to fi......

To ensure product quality, it is necessary to strengthen the quality control of the production process. Quality control is the operational techniques and activities undertaken to achieve quality requirements. Its purpose is to ensure product quality by monitoring the process and eliminating factors that lead to dissatisfaction in all stages of the quality loop. The quality of both component products and final products can be described by how much the quality characteristics fluctuate around the design target values. The lower the fluctuation, the higher the quality level. The high......