SSDSI Blog Archives

E-waste Management

E-waste management refers to the handling of discarded electrical or electronic devices. This includes a wide range of items, from household appliances like refrigerators and televisions to smaller electronics such as computers, smartphones, and tablets. E-waste is...

Project Cost Management

Project cost management helps deliver a project within the approved budget. It includes planning, estimating, budgeting, and controlling costs. Project managers must define their projects well. They must also give realistic time and cost estimates. Cost is measured in...

Error-Proofing Process

In modern manufacturing, ensuring product quality is not just a necessity; it’s an expectation. A primary concern in assembly lines, particularly when using fasteners, is to avoid errors that could compromise the product’s functionality, safety, and customer...

Quality Control Tools

Quality control tools are simple but powerful techniques used to collect data, analyze patterns, identify problems, and monitor process performance. These tools allow teams to focus their quality improvement efforts on the most valuable areas. Instead of guessing what’s wrong, they rely on data-driven insights to make changes that really matter.

Change Impact Analysis

Change Impact Analysis (CIA) evaluates and clarifies the effects of upcoming organizational changes. Its primary goal is to ensure all stakeholders, especially end users, are prepared for adjustments to workflows, business processes, or systems. It focuses on...

Residual Analysis

Residual analysis plays a critical role in assessing the quality of a regression model after fitting it to data. After performing regression, it’s important to evaluate the model’s adequacy by examining how well it captures the underlying relationship between...