Suggestions for Improvement - January 2006

[Marc]

Suggestions for Improvement - January 2006

What would YOU like to see? (No promises... )

[Sambasi]

Congratulations on celebrating 10 years online ! This site is informative,educative and as well entertaining(fourms like coffee break).
I wish many happy returns!

[Craig H.]

Originally Posted by Marc

Suggestions for Improvement - January 2006

What would YOU like to see? (No promises... )

10 Years? Wow, look what has developed! Amazing.

What I would like to see is for the ASQ to recognize that participation in the Cove is a practical way to "keep current" and counts as recertification points for the CQ* certificates.

I'm not holding my breath.

Congratulations on a decade old successful site!

[kat]

I want to thank everyone that posts here -- I have used this site as a resource for a lot of different aspects of my job. especially the QS and now TS portions -- but other parts as well

[jinzhoujun]

Congratulations on celebrating 10 years ! I have been this site for four years, it is helpful to me.

[Rooch]

Mark

I think there are many great things about goes on here. The ideas and differences of opinion are what make it what it is. Most of the time there is no one answer to a question. To everyone out there- Thank you.

The one comment I have on improvement....I would like to see sub-catergories within a thread. What I mean is under ISO 9001 - Quality Management Systems, I would like to see sub-threads of the standard, like
1 Scope
2 Normative reference
3 Terms and definitions
4 Quality management system
5 Management responsibility
6 Resource management
7 Product realization
8 Measurement, analysis and improvement

Then also a few general sub-threads like "General topics" "MISC" or "Documentation" .

I dont know if this makes sence to anyone else but me. There are soooo many threads that to me, even an advanced search misses a lot- in my opinion.

Thanks again to everyone
Have a great day!
rooch

[Dbloom]

Congratulations on 10 years online. A decade of quality minded individuals and resource sharing making our worlds better one improvement at a time.

I am a quality manager in the telecommunications sector. I would like to see more information and informative resources on getting the most out of TL9000. I am particularly interested in how to get the most out of the TL9000 measurements that are required by the standard. I would like to know what other telecommunications companies are doing and how they are effectively using these measurements.

[Jim Wynne]

One thing you can do in that regard is to make your own colleagues acquaintances in TC aware of the Cove and its resources; the more folks we have from any given discipline, the more likely you'll see the types of information and discussion you're interested in, and the more the rest of us will be able to learn about it. Spread the word!