Quality Management 2.0 Blog

As much as having a solid Quality Management System (QMS) a major compliment to that system is its ability to provide a strong level of security.   Security is a major component to rolling your system.  It goes beyond who can create, work, review and approve documents.  Once the data is loaded you are now faced with the challenge to protect that data by securing information that may be proprietary sensitive or carry with it some legal reason that it must remain secure and for only designated eyes.

In today’s fast paced business environment, it is has become harder and harder for those concerned with quality management and service delivery related activities to keep track of all of their responsibilities as well as their required tasks without something falling through the cracks.   The days of the yellow sticky note no longer suffice as a tool for us to organize the myriad of activities we are not only responsible to complete but also monitor and oversee.  Our never ending attempts to remain focused appear to be futile in that we are growing ever busier and become easily derailed by sidebar activities and impromptu scheduled events.  One advantage of having IBS software to manage quality processes is its ability to organize and streamline activities to address just these problems.

Here's a quick example of how easy it is to change the messages sent by IBS software. Suppose you want to change how the email-message that is sent when a Training Record is coming up for renewal. For this example, suppose you would like to indicate in the Subject line the name of the person whose record this refers to.

Especially in larger enterprises, the tendency exists to implement multiple business software applications that address specific business requirements. Many of these specific requirements actually have a lot in common and fundamentally share the same foundation attributes. Those of us who spend the majority of time focused on Quality Management initiatives across global companies, consistently uncover many “Silo’ed” approaches to Document Management or more precisely Document Control.   Many different applications, software frameworks and variety of homegrown variations of workflow management solutions designed to manage documents and forms are found across many different functions.

IBS enterprise manufacturing software has the capabilities and versatility to drive quality improvements across the enterprise for a wide variety of industries. Among the new companies signing on to the dynamic IBS quality management software solution in Q1 of 2012, we are happy to welcome the following company to our robust roster of clients. The following is a company summary of the Wausau Columbus Paper organization as well as a description of their business problems and how IBS was able to help overcome them. 

IBS CompliantPro software has the capabilities and versatility to operate across countless industries. Among the new companies signing on to the dynamic quality management software solution in Q1 of 2012, we hare happy to welcome the following company to our robust roster of clients. The following is a company summary of the Eaton Steel organization, who has recently implemented CompliantPro, as well as a description of their business problems and how IBS was able to help overcome them. 

IBS CompliantPro software has the capabilities and versatility to operate across countless industries. With several new companies signing on to the dynamic quality management software solution in Q1 of 2012, we hare happy to welcome the following company to our robust roster of clients. The following is a company summary of the Pearson Educational organization, who has recently implemented CompliantPro, as well as a description of their business problems and how IBS was able to help overcome them. 

If you've subscribed to the IBS America YouTube page, you may notice a few testimonials by our customers for our quality control system software. The following is one of those videos from a longtime customer speaking specifically on how IBS was able to help his organization transfer from a laborous, costly paper quality system to the efficient QMS software he has today. No time to watch the video? Skim the transcript of its contents, below!

A hundred years ago today, on April 14, 1912, the RMS Titanic collided with an iceberg on her maiden voyage. Travelling from Southhampton to New York with over 2,200 people onboard (including 900 staff), the ship sank within three hours. Around 1,517 people died, with only 710 surviving. The main reason so many died was that the ship only had lifeboats to save 1,178 people, due to outdated maritime OH&S regulations at the time.