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Over the last several months I’ve been developing a personal project called Quality OS where I have been building the Quality Management System I have always wanted.
It started as a way to explore better document control and change management for regulated manufacturing environments. Since then it has grown into a self-hosted Quality Management platform designed around practical quality system workflows rather than generic document storage.
Current capabilities include: Continue reading
Over the last few weeks I’ve been building a demonstration quality platform using self-hosted, open-source software.
What started as a simple Quality Management System (QMS) quickly evolved into a broader question:
Could a small or medium manufacturer operate an integrated quality ecosystem without relying on multiple disconnected platforms and duplicate data entry?
Areas I’m currently exploring include: Continue reading
Recently I’ve been involved in moving a training matrix from a spreadsheet-based system into Rapid Global.
It’s been an interesting process because the platform itself had already been selected and implemented before I became involved, so rather than writing a URS and evaluating systems beforehand, the focus became understanding the capabilities of the existing platform and adapting the training framework around it. Continue reading
