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In the third part of Scott Weinstein's series on quality, we will explore the tools and plans utilized by teams to deliver exceptional results. There are three crucial tools to develop and measure quality requirements: Failure Modes & Effects Analysis (FMEA), Correlation Matrix, and Control Plan.

Measuring quality is essential, but it may not be effective without first defining requirements. To do so, many experts use a hierarchical approach. This approach allows for a thorough evaluation of all necessary aspects, leading to better overall outcomes. Therefore, effective quality measurement can be achieved through hierarchical requirements definition.

As part of PRG's Ask the Expert series, Jay Feldis gives opinions on the role DFX plays in designing your product for scale versus prototype.

In today's competitive world, quality is not just a buzzword, it's a critical factor for survival. That's why Scott Weinstein, a seasoned expert in product design and operations, is here to share his insights on the essential principles of quality and reliability.

As part of PRG's Ask the Expert series, Jay Feldis answers how supply chain issues have affected hardware product development.

Embracing digital transformation through Software as a Service (SaaS) based Product Lifecycle Management and electronic Quality Management Systems (PLM-eQMS) is not just an option but a necessity to get ahead.