About Group

What's in the name? Blueskye ― a positve image often used to inspire thinking not just outside the box but beyond the box. The word "Track" indicates that we help companies and people get on a defined path (track) to success.

At BlueSkye we're about bringing new and inspiring thinking to help you be successful in new ways. We are committed to the following principles:

returning your inquiries within one business day,

answering questions in a timely manner even far beyond the end of a contract at no additional

charge, and

treating everyone in your organization with respect.

Our clients are manufacturing, and service organizations -- both high tech and low tech. We work with semiconductor companies, medical device manufacturers, machine shops, recycling, ink manufacturing, cable manufacturers, circuit designers, motor manufacturing, office panel manufacturing, government service providers, and a wide variety of other customers. We travel extensively to meet our customer's needs. See what our clients say.

At BlueSkye Track, we are certified for auditing, lean six sigma and

quality management. Our experience in consulting with companies

from entrepreneurial to Fortune 500 on developing and improving

their Quality Management System is key to supplier management.

The goal is for suppliers to act as an extension of your company,

meeting quality metrics and being responsive to your business

needs.

BlueSkye Track's Supplier and Internal Auditing Practices brings the best industry techniques to your business, and provides a fresh independent view. We can map where you are, and make the case for improvements based upon your business needs and identified gaps. We can provide clarity and guidance on the best industry practice for managing supply chains.

Another key element of our offerings is our Lean Six Sigma consulting and training practice. BlueSkye Track enjoys a long term working relationship with Thayer School of Engineering at Dartmouth. They issue certifications for lean six sigma green, black and master black belts. This activity keeps current with participants practicing on real world problems. Thayer School of Engineering at Dartmouth College