
Explore how Quality 4.0 advances through four modules, master essential technologies, address managerial practices, and tackle organizational challenges in implementing Quality 4.0.
Explore advances in quality 4.0, linking Industry 4.0, digital technologies, and profound knowledge to quality planning, control, improvement, and assurance across product, service, and process.
Explore how technologies such as artificial intelligence, machine learning, deep learning, neural networks, block chain, and augmented reality drive the Quality 4.0 transformation amid global digitization and Industry 4.0.
Explore two pathways for quality careers, technology and managerial, driven by technology push and digitalization, with reskilling in digital quality and strategic leadership.
Explore the technologies of quality 4.0 and the tools shaping its applications and systems architecture, and learn to design a training curriculum for quality professionals in small and medium organizations.
discover how digital sensors, IoT, cloud and edge computing enable quality 4.0, while big data, AI, blockchain, augmented reality, and robotic process automation transform measurement, analysis, and automation.
Explore quality thinking for a multifactor digital organization, redefining quality 4.0 through system design, integrated measurement, voice of the customer, and automated, data-driven improvement.
Explore the quality 4.0 curriculum and four specialization roles: system architect, data scientist, applications engineer, and technical troubleshooter, to master AI, analytics, and digital production.
Apply quality 4.0 to micro to SME firms by embracing agility and frugal automation, using RFID, sensors, and wireless networks to manage disruption and connect production with suppliers.
Explore the managerial path of quality 4.0, emphasizing the human component and evolved facilitator role. Lead multifunctional teams to pursue global quality objectives across organizational dimensions and strengthen quality culture.
Lead quality 4.0 by guiding human collaboration and continuous improvement in a tech-driven world. Focus on customer advocacy, curiosity, learning, diversity, and a pursuit of goodness while doing no harm.
Explore the evolving roles of quality professionals—from problem facilitator and consultant to auditor, customer advocate, culture bearer, and strategic coach—driving digital-enabled improvements and proactive change across the organization.
Reframes quality leadership as an executive strategic adviser guiding gemba governance, strategy assessment, and deployment, with five future roles including business process intelligence purveyor and trusted advisor for cross-functional change.
Explore organizational challenges in implementing quality 4.0, identify technologies to assimilate quickly, and examine how digital shifts reshape training, certification, and strategic directions for a reinvented global quality communication community.
Adopt digital sensors and wireless data capture to monitor, analyze, and optimize quality 4.0 systems through predictive analytics, big data, and machine learning, guided by end-to-end process design.
Explore how digitization reshapes training and certification for quality 4.0, emphasizing reskilling and global harmonization of credentials. Prepare quality leaders and engineers to apply digital tools, design thinking, and analytics.
chart strategic directions toward quality 4.0 by integrating finance and business analytics, competitive analysis, systems engineering, digitized quality tools, inclusive and holistic quality for long-term societal value.
This course continues development of the subject of digital quality systems from the prerequisite course and it provides more detail on the nature of appropriate digital technologies. Quality 4.0 features a "technology push" rather than a quality methodology "pull" which is different from past changes to quality methods. This course will develop:, insight into developing a technology career pathway in quality, insight into developing a managerial career pathway in quality, and understanding how career advancement opportunities will change for both training programs and certification programs. Finally, the topic of "macro-quality" applications - quality for humanity - is introduced.
This is our second course on Quality 4.0. While the first course described its history, identified the architecture of the technology system, and introduced the technologies that are shaping this transformation, this course will investigate more deeply how these technologies will operate and the way in which they will fundamentally change the careers of quality professionals in the future.
The course is structed into four modules:
•Module 1: Developments Advancing Quality 4.0
•Module 2: Mastering the Essential Technologies of Quality 4.0
•Module 3: Mastering the Managerial Methods of Quality 4.0
•Module 4: Organizational Challenges Implementing Quality 4.0
Join to the course to prepare yourself for the future, which is already here!