Innovation success by innovation quality – this is in short the answer to the question: what leads to the rare success, what to the predominant failure of complex innovations? To find the answer, we compared a group of successful innovations … Continued
Tricky product problems are often sticky and chewy like chewing gum: Whatever you do, you can not get rid of them. In practice, they survive because the method of trial and error has repeatedly failed, both in product engineering and … Continued
Tricky process problems are often like diamonds: They are very sturdy and very expensive. In practice, they survive because conventional problem solving has failed both in product engineering and in production. The good, highly significant news: Using Statistical Engineering, tricky … Continued
Tricky product problems are often sticky and chewy like chewing gum: Whatever you do, you can not get rid of them. In practice, they survive because conventional problem solving has repeatedly failed, both in product engineering and in production. The … Continued
The human-robot collaboration raises quality, increases sustainability and lowers unit costs. However, it is being introduced slowly, as the fears about jobs are slowing the process down, as the one-time costs of the first projects are too high, and as … Continued
How is quality to be managed in the long term? Are there any unused sales and cost potentials in it? Can a realignment substantially increase the company’s earnings? These entrepreneurial questions can be posed by managing directors or quality managers … Continued
Our clients appreciate our excellent quality of advice. It is characterized by binding project objectives, 100% fulfillment, very experienced and multi-specialized management consultants, quality management, and development of management consultants. Peter Schick is quality tested by KLAITON as an independent … Continued