High QA Blog

As you are probably aware by now, Ford Motor Company released their Customer-Specific Requirements for the IATF 16949 standard in January of 2022. The first question many people have is,…

As industries progress and advance, so do the standards that govern their operations. One such standard is AS9102. While primarily developed for the aviation, space, and defense industry, this standard…

In today's competitive manufacturing environment, maintaining first-rate quality is of vital importance for organizations across various manufacturing industries. Whether it's general manufacturing, aerospace, automotive, medical, or any other industry, maintaining…

Standards are intended to help organizations establish and maintain effective quality management systems and processes. They help ensure manufacturing sites are able to consistently provide products that meet customer and…

"If you can’t measure it, you can’t improve it," is a statement often used by business management thinker Peter Drucker. He means that you don't know whether or not a…

The manufacturing world is continuously evolving, with new concepts and technologies coming to light each day. These evolutions enhance the product and service delivery in the manufacturing sector.Industry 4.0 represents…

You have made a great step in the right direction for your manufacturing quality management by purchasing High QA software. And now you need to integrate it into your work…

Quality management is vital in the aerospace industry to meet specified standards. Delivery of high-quality products is crucial to customer satisfaction and if quality falters there can be severe safety…

An organization must be aware of the differences and definitions of Quality Control (QC) and Quality Assurance (QA). Both are essential components of an organization's quality management strategy, and the…

The quality and manufacturing industries are full of terminology and acronyms – a virtual alphabet soup. It is almost like learning a foreign language. Not knowing an acronym can confuse…