Posted on May 4, 2021 by Nick Farrell - News
More than half of manufacturers in the automotive sector are still reliant on manual, outdated processes for critical quality management tasks, according to research by InfinityQS, the global provider of Quality Intelligence software and services.
A poll of 215 tier one and tier two automotive suppliers reveals that 55 per cent are still conducting capability studies in Excel to satisfy the SPC requirements of IATF 16949:2016, a technical specification for automotive sector Quality Management Systems. According to the research, less than a third are using real-time SPC software, with 12 percent running SPC software checks manually, either every week, month or quarter.
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Digital transformation consulting firm ElevatIQ joins the InfinityQS global partner program
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New alliance will support manufacturers through seamless integration of critical business systems and cloud-based Quality Intelligence
InfinityQS, the global provider of manufacturing Quality Intelligence software and services, has announced a new partnership with ElevatIQ, the digital transformation consulting firm headquartered in North America. By joining forces, both companies will be able to accelerate the digital transformation initiatives of North America’s manufacturing industry, empowering organizations to quickly achieve operational excellence and overcome many of the challenges created by the COVID-19 crisis.
ElevatIQ
ElevatIQ is a full-service consultancy with specialisms in business process automation, customer experience and continuous improvement. Its consultants have the technical expertise to guide clients along each stage of the digital transformation jour