GSQA Current Newsletters

• Out of Sight, Out of Mind, Out of Control : June 2013 Newsletter
  • Out of Sight - What's Really Going on Behind the 1st-tier Suppliers?
  • Multi-tier Supply Networks and Supply Chain Quality
  • Out of Sight, then Out of Control
  
• Managing The Weak Links In Your Supply Chain : May 2013 Newsletter
  • Features of an Integrated System
  • How has supply chain quality assurance become a factor?
  • Managing material flow as well as finding the weak links: SPC
  
  
• Is Document Management a Comprehensive Solution for Managing Certificates of Analysis (COA)? : April 2013 Newsletter
  • Beyond Document Location – Data Mining
  • Accessing Critical Data Without Breaching Firewalls
  • A Comprehensive, Streamlined and Secure Solution
  
  
• The Limits of Optical Character Recognition in Managing Certificates of Analysis (COA):
  March 2013 Newsletter
  • Elements That Affect OCR Effectiveness Rates
  • Certificates of Analysis Do Not Conform to the OCR Mold
  • Costs of back-filling gaps in OCR technologies
  
  
• Could Your Inbound Material Variability Use an EKG?: February 2013 Newsletter
  • Keeping Your Quality "Heartbeat" Steady through Statistical Process Control
  • GSQA and SPC
  • The unique benefit of GSQA
  
  
• Multi-tier Supplier Quality Issues Are Like the Flu: January 2013 Newsletter
  • Poor Supplier Quality Is Like the Flu
  • Quality Resources – Where Are They Spent?
  • How Is It Done Today?
  • Supplier Quality and Efficiency
  
  
• Traceability: December 2012 Newsletter
  • E-Waste: How Are You Keeping Track
  • What makes e-waste so dangerous, and why should it be tracked?
  
  
• Supply Chain Quality Assurance: November 2012 Newsletter
  • Supply Chain "Daylighting": A Grass Roots Trend
  • The Washington State Children's Safe Products Act
  • Crime and Punishment, Risks and Rewards
  • Winning by Being the Last, or Winning by Being the First?
  
  
• Supplier Quality Assurance: October 2012 Newsletter
  • What's The Diagnosis? Chronic Versus Acute Quality Challenges
  • Chronic Quality Issues Are About What Doesn't Happen
  
  
• Quality and Compliance Control: September 2012 Newsletter
  • The Cost Of (Poor) Quality Depends on What Era You live In Today
  • In today’s world, managing the Cost of (Poor) Quality requires a balance
  • Higher Quality=More Profits=Market Leadership
  • Cost of (Poor) Quality impacts a company's extended market
  
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