What is quality control in manufacturing? Specific improvement measures for challenges and quality enhancement.
Introducing quality control methods and success stories that are actually achieving results on the manufacturing floor!
Recently, the environment surrounding the manufacturing industry has become increasingly harsh. Factors such as the challenges of skill transfer due to labor shortages, the intensification of global competition leading to stricter quality, cost, and delivery deadlines, and the diversification of customer needs resulting in product complexity are overlapping, causing many quality management personnel in manufacturing sites to struggle. Particularly in small and medium-sized manufacturing companies, the reality is that they are overwhelmed by daily quality issues and cannot address fundamental improvements. Issues such as a management system reliant on the experience and intuition of veteran employees, outdated paper-based management methods, and a lack of preventive quality management are common across many companies. However, improving this situation does not necessarily require large-scale capital investment or expensive system implementation. What is fundamentally important is the establishment of a practical quality management system that reflects the realities of the workplace. This article will introduce quality management methods and success stories that are actually effective in manufacturing sites, while providing hints that can lead to solutions for the challenges faced by those on the ground. *For more detailed content of the article, please refer to the link below.*
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Kaminashi is a "field DX platform" that reduces waste on-site and creates a productive work environment. It digitizes administrative tasks and routine work that were previously done on paper or Excel, from data entry of handwritten information to aggregation and reporting, enabling centralized management. It supports paperless operations, improves work efficiency, and promotes work style reform across various industries such as manufacturing, retail, food service, and logistics, contributing to the realization of field DX.