QMS (Quality Management System)

QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

QMS (Quality Management System)

Turning the quality-related information generated across the manufacturing process into statistics that are easy to understand comes with plenty of challenges — the solution is building a statistical analysis and management framework around the key influencing factors.

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QMS, the System for Quality Management

A diagram of QMS data collection, from raw material to quality inspection

QMS, a System That Guarantees Product Quality

QMS (Quality Management System) collects, analyzes, and manages quality-related data generated during manufacturing in real time. By integrating quality data across the entire process — from raw material receiving through processing, inspection, and shipment — it prevents defects before they happen and continuously improves quality levels.

By automatically collecting measurement data generated at each process step to produce inspection reports and analyze them statistically, you can quickly identify the root cause of quality issues and translate that into improvement activities.

SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE DIAGRAM

System Architecture Diagram

We build a framework for real-time quality monitoring and continuous, shared data management, raising quality to the highest level through seamless process control.

3D Coordinate Measuring Machine

Enter complex drawing geometry values to automatically measure coordinates.
Adopt 3D measuring machines to accommodate many different types of parts.
Simplify measurement management to reduce reliance on operators' individual measuring skills.

Image Measuring Machine

Check measurement images in real time from a remote location, without needing to measure on-site.
Measurement results are transmitted in real time, letting managers respond immediately.
Captured images are stored in a database, enabling history management and traceability.

What QMS Brings to a Company

Cost Savings & Higher Efficiency
One of the standout ways QMS delivers value is by catching errors before they happen. Starting production without accounting for potential errors can lead to significant losses once problems are discovered later. By filtering out defects and errors upfront, QMS eliminates unnecessary costs.
Continuous Process Improvement & Ongoing KPI Management
Throughout the entire manufacturing and verification process, QMS continuously collects and analyzes data to produce KPIs (key performance indicators). Because you can track process improvement in real time, you can respond proactively before an issue has a chance to spread.
Simplified Corporate & Industry Regulatory Compliance
Regulatory compliance is a required standard across many industries. QMS automates documentation, history management, and audit response according to regulations, significantly cutting the time and cost of staying compliant.
Stronger Customer Relationships
QMS enables you to respond quickly to customer requirements and quality issues, which leads to greater customer satisfaction and trust. A consistent, predictable level of quality is a core element in strengthening customer relationships.

A hand turning a 'Quality Level' dial toward Excellent

Key Components of QMS

Quality Policy and Objective
Sets and manages the organization's direction and targets for quality.
Process and Procedures
Standardizes and manages documentation related to production, inspection, storage, and other procedures.
Resource Management
Plans and allocates the personnel, equipment, materials, and other resources needed for quality management.
Measurement and Analysis
Measures collected data through inspection and testing, then analyzes it to feed back into quality improvement.

Key Services

Quality Data Management

Online management of quality data
Collection and management of quality data
Configuration/management of quality inspection results infrastructure

Inspection Equipment Management

Real-time management of quality inspection equipment
Alarm support for abnormalities in managed equipment

Inspection Standard Management

Registration and history management of inspection standards
History management of inspection standard changes

Customer Requirement Response

Management of customer quality requirements and improvement requests

Quality Improvement

Planning for ongoing quality-improvement activities and support for quality-level management

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