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Compelling SolutionsISO / AS Implementation
ISO 9001, ISO 13485 (medical), ISO 14000 (environmental) and AS 9100 (aerospace) are all quality management systems. Each of the quality management systems has its own unique requirements. Each of these quality management systems can be your opportunity to:
- Get control of your processes - Improve internal communication (top management to front-line) - Increase customer and supplier awareness of your company - Establish a common platform for quality processes - Help your organization become more efficient and more effective
Supply Chain Auditing & Assessment
When is the last time you did an on-site independent audit of your suppliers….perhaps recently, perhaps never? Experienced business savvy auditors can root out vital information from your supply chain…….information that you can use to position and fully manage the supply chain.
Assessing a supplier is defined as a technical review of a processes or a project. When the product is not being developed or manufactured as planned, it’s time to take action. Assess in detail what the real issues are that are plaguing the project.
Call us, there’s no obligation and we’ll show you how to perform supply chain audits at virtually no cost to you.
Lean Six Sigma Consulting and TrainingLean Six Sigma is a powerful methodology for improving your existing processes. The combined power of lean (used to remove waste and increase flow), and six sigma (used to reduce variation in a process) has saved company’s many thousands of dollars on each completed project, and improved overall quality of a product or service.
BlueSkye Track consults on lean six sigma projects, and provides training on a variety of focused process improvement tools. We enjoy a long relationship with Dartmouth College to provide lean six sigma certifications (green, black, and master black belts). See our offerings at the Dartmouth College, Thayer School of Engineering website.
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The supply chain can have a dramatic impact on your business’s success. Your supply chain can affect virtually every aspect of your business – on-time delivery, quality of products and services, design to market dynamics, and ultimately profitability.
