In order to hit productivity and profitability targets, leading processors and manufacturers are implementing Continuous Improvement (CI) programs.
“If it can’t be measured, it can’t be improved” is a tenet of Continuous Improvement. And, if something can’t be measured accurately and reliably, improvement opportunity identification and remediation based on those measurements can be inappropriate, ineffective, or even have negative effects on the outcome.
This paper provides information on:
• Continuous Improvement concepts
• Metrology, instrument calibration, accreditation – concepts and practices
• How instrument calibration contributes to Continuous Improvement initiatives
• Recommended calibration services provider qualifications