Control is an imperative part of any manufacturing process, and reducing variation is a big step in ensuring control. Why? Because variation is a clear indicator that your manufacturing process is out of control. A high-quality process means the difference between delivering a good or bad product. And if you do end up stopping the process in its tracks before a potentially bad delivery, it could mean double the work, resulting in double the expenses.

The bottom line is this: Reducing variation is a big first step in improving the quality of manufacturing processes – from quantifying the effects to looking at the process itself, and more. We have five easy-to-follow steps at your disposal for you to learn how to reduce variation and deliver excellent products. Be sure to listen to this episode to get the scoop on these five steps!

Martin Griffiths, Co-Founder 

Metis Automation

http://www.metisautomation.co.uk/