Calidad para la Administración de Empresas, S.C.

13/03/2017

Así como en la industria, se requirió de procesos de mejora continua, implementación de sistemas de calidad, aplicación de técnicas estadísticas para la resolución de los problemas, para llevarla a un nivel competitivo y asegurar su permanencia, NO debemos olvidar que la base fundamental de la subsistencia de la raza humana, está en la producción de alimentos y artículos básicos para satisfacer las necesidades primordiales de la humanidad, sin embargo, estos sectores han sido olvidados o relegados por los GURU's de estos temas.

Es muy triste observar, como nuestro campo es sub-utilizado y trabajado con técnicas muy rudimentarias, al parecer, el tiempo y los adelantos tecnológicos no han pasado por ellos, y pareciera que no nos damos cuenta, que estos sectores son de mayor importancia y, a largo plazo, son actividades que no dejarán de existir.

Yo pienso, que como mexicanos, deberiamos tomar consciencia de ello y proponer políticas públicas, más enérgicas para tecnificar y llevar al siglo XXI, la labor del campo, apoyando a los campesinos para lograr la seguridad alimentaria de nuestro pueblo,...

13/03/2017

EFECTIVIDAD de las acciones correctivas y/o preventivas:
asq.org
by: Mark Durivage
March 12th, 2017

Work Smarter, Not Harder
Make your CAPA verification of effectiveness SMART
Just the Facts

The specific, measureable, achievable, relevant and time bound (SMART) method can ensure an organization’s corrective and preventive actions (CAPA) are truly effective.
The method requires asking five basic questions that can help quality practitioners improve the effectiveness of their CAPA programs and demonstrate compliance with regulations, standards and expectations.

As an auditor, I frequently write findings for corrective and preventive actions without an adequate—or even well thought out—verification of effectiveness (VOE) that demonstrates effectivity. The purpose of a VOE is to ensure that the actions taken yield the expected result and that there are not unintended consequences as a result of the corrective action. Despite their good intentions, many VOEs frequently fall short of adequately or thoroughly assessing CAPA effectiveness...

Si quieres saber más de este u otros temas, consulta la siguiente liga:

http://asq.org/quality-progress/2016/03/problem-solving/work-smarter-not-harder.html

As an auditor, I frequently write findings for corrective and preventive actions without an adequate—or even well thought out—verification of effectiveness (VOE) that demonstrates effectivity.

11/05/2016

Enrique Figueroa, aquí tienes algo de información para que vayas calentando motores...

You don’t pilot a boat into harbor with a blindfold on, and you shouldn’t try to steer quality improvement unless you can clearly see exactly how and where your process creates value.

03/09/2014

Corrective vs. Preventive Action
(Interpretation of ISO 9000 standard)

By: Russ Westcott

Quality professionals frequently express confusion as to the difference between corrective and preventive action:

a) A corrective action deals with a nonconformity that has occurred and,

b) A preventive action addresses the potential for a nonconformity to occur.

Many ISO 9000 registrar auditors tell their clients to use separate procedures and forms to document each type of action. Nothing in the standard says this must be done, but p. 13 includes the word “prevent” in the clauses on corrective and preventive action...

If you want to know more about this issue, follow the next link:

http://asq.org/quality-progress/2005/03/problem-solving/corrective-vs-preventive-action.html

Quality professionals frequently express confusion about the difference between corrective and preventive action. Corrective action deals with a nonconformity that has occurred, and preventive action addresses the potential for a nonconformity to occur.

24/06/2014

¿Alguien recuerda en qué año iniciaron a implementarse los estándares de gestión de calidad?...

27/02/2014

AS9100 Keeps Bosch Communications Flying High in Aerospace Industry
By: Janet Jacobsen, On: ASQ.org

When a key customer makes a request, the smart supplier listens carefully. Bosch Communications Systems recognized this to be the case when aviation giant Boeing asked all suppliers to become certified to AS9100, the international aerospace industry quality management standard based on ISO9001.
While aerospace customers represent just 5% of Bosch Communications’ revenues, company leaders understood that AS9100 certification was a necessary step to retain the business of Boeing and other aerospace customers.

About Bosch Communications Systems

In 2006, the Bosch Corporation acquired Telex Communications, a Burnsville, MN-based company, which subsequently became known as Bosch Communications Systems. This business offers a number of product lines such as professional speaker systems, mixing consoles, microphones, intercom systems, headsets, and aviation headsets,...

If you want to know more about this issue, click on the next link:

https://secure.asq.org/perl/msg.pl?prvurl=http://asq.org/2008/12/as9000/as9100-keeps-bosch-flying-high-in-aerospace-industry.pdf

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15/02/2014

¡¡ Qué razón tiene... !!

03/01/2014

A Todos nuestros CLIENTES, PROVEEDORES y COLABORADORES, les enviamos este pequeño mensaje de año nuevo...

23/12/2013

Para todas las Amigas, Amigos y Conocidos...