Image processing as a quality tool: this technique can increase productivity and quality

Article Abstract:

Imaging in archival storage medium does not suffer the same limitations of storage capability and unsophisticated software and hardware, as micrographics (microfilm or microfiche). Imaging can be used in the typical day to day work processes and its benefits include reduced costs, work reduction and elimination, and improved customer service. It allows quick document retrieval, permits panning of a document in any direction, and offers extensive electronic editing capabilities.

Usage, Imaging systems

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Reflections on the future of quality

Article Abstract:

The future of quality, which defines the customer satisfaction and the enterprise performance, is discussed .The role of quality should include the application of continual improvement systems, tools and disciplines in the enterprise, to focus on deliverables and their contribution to value.

Quality Control Management, Quality control, Future predictions

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