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How to Get Your Quality Control Project Back on Track

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2016-03-26 21:45:05
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Of course you expect your quality-control project to succeed, but things rarely go as smoothly as planned. Even the best-laid plans sometimes run into problems. Be ready for trouble and use the following tips to get your quality project back on track.

  • Review your goals and focus on what's really important.

  • Evaluate where your project stands — look at what you've achieved and where the project truly has problems.

  • Get professional help from an outside expert.

  • Learn from your mistakes by preventing them in the future.

  • Determine your minimum acceptable goals; you may have to scale back the project.

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About the book author:

Larry Webber is a Six Sigma Black Belt and quality improvement facilitator.

Michael Wallace has developed quality control software for all types of companies.