Introduction to Risk AnalysisIn the concept version of ISO 9000:2015 risk analysis will be a requirement. This white paper describes an introduction to risk analysis and FMEA, the history of FMEA, how to get started with FMEA and the layout for IATF 16949. |
Managing FMEA’sWhat is required to make your FMEA program a success? What do you need to prepare before starting with FMEAs and what do you need to do per individual FMEA. |
FMEA ClassificationHow are is priority for improvement established and how are classification symbols and special characteristics used in FMEA? Different methods will be discussed for prioritizing: Risk Priority Matrix, RPN, Action Priority, Classification Symbols. |
Is Excel the right tool for FMEA?It seems at first but there are so many specific requirements which are very complicated to implement in Excel, that Excel is hardly the right tool. |
FMEA and HACCP: A comparisonIn industries, FMEA is used. In Food industry HACCP is used. What are the similarities and differences and what would be the advantages for the Food industries to apply FMEA. |
FMEA and Cost EffectivenessWhat problems do we fix, how much do they cost us? What are the current costs of customer returns? Does the FMEA affect the bottom line or the top line? How can FMEA generate new business? |
Capturing Process Knowledge using Standard FMEAsHow can knowledge be stored in FMEAs and re-used with new product and process development. |
AIAG VDA FMEAThe new FMEA manual has restructured the FMEA process. In this article we will summarize the major changes. |
DataLyzer FMEA in different industriesThis whitepaper shows how DataLyzer FMEA can be used throughout numerous different industries. It also highlights several features that have been added to improve the functionality of DataLyzer FMEA. |
Reverse FMEA, a practical approachPDFThis whitepaper shows how reverse FMEA can be implemented in a practical way using the DataLyzer software suite. |
Linking of FMEA, Control Plan and Inspection PlanPDFIn APQP, the relation between PFMEA and Control Plan is fairly clear. The Control Plan should be implemented on the shop floor. This is typically done by creating inspection plans and work instructions. In this whitepaper we show how this is implemented in the DataLyzer software suite. |
See this whitepaper for more details. To facilitate the start-up of DataLyzer FMEA, the Excel FMEAs can be imported.
During APQP, establishing critical characteristics in the control plan is a key step, but a time consuming and laborious process. Characteristics are established during the design process and then they need to be entered in the CMM program, the control plan and the SPC program. Furthermore suppliers need to balloon the drawing received from the customer.
DataLyzer’s solution along with third party software allows:
Read this whitepaper for further information and examples.