DocumentCode :
3049243
Title :
The implementation of measurement systems in manufacturing
Author :
Fleischer, Mitchell ; Gidley, Teresa R.
Author_Institution :
Ind. Technol. Inst., Ann Arbor, MI, USA
fYear :
1990
fDate :
21-24 Oct 1990
Firstpage :
89
Lastpage :
95
Abstract :
A study was conducted which applied the general understanding of the process of technological innovation to further the understanding of how to implement successfully measurement technology in the context of a manufacturing plant. The research questions posed were: how does the implementation process used affect the success of the measurement system? What are the characteristics of more successful implementation processes? What is the effect of different types of quality culture on the success of measurement systems? What is the role of management in successful implementation of measurement systems? The technical focus of this project was measurement systems, commonly known as gages or gaging systems, which produce data that can be used by manufacturing plants to help control dimensional quality. The findings support the utility of studying the implementation of gaging systems from the perspective provided by the literature on technological innovation
Keywords :
industrial plants; management; manufacturing industries; quality control; dimensional quality; gaging systems; manufacturing plant; measurement technology; role of management; technological innovation; Coordinate measuring machines; Costs; Management training; Manufacturing industries; Manufacturing processes; Particle measurements; Process control; Quality management; Technological innovation; Total quality management;
fLanguage :
English
Publisher :
ieee
Conference_Titel :
Engineering Management Conference, 1990. Management Through the Year 2000 - Gaining the Competitive Advantage, 1990 IEEE International
Conference_Location :
Santa Clara, CA
Type :
conf
DOI :
10.1109/IEMC.1990.201254
Filename :
201254
Link To Document :
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