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Warning: Calibration isn't enough (How to identify measurement problems)
Most organizations have systems to calibrate measurement equipment on a routine basis. It is seen as fundamental to doing good business in any organization that uses physical equipment to measure its product or service. Generally, measurement equipment is uniquely identified and calibrated at a regular frequency against nationally-recognized standards. Compliant organizations maintain appropriate records to demonstrate conformity to ISO 9000 and other standards.
Calibration is a time-consuming activity. However, most organizations correctly view the task as fundamental to the business. How can they possibly get accurate results unless their equipment is correctly calibrated? This is absolutely the case. But does a calibrated measurement system necessarily produce accurate results?
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Warning: Calibration isn't enough (How to identify measurement problems) makes a compelling case for why organizations need to conduct measurement systems analysis (MSA) studies. This white paper will reveal how to uncover hidden problems in your measurement system by using bias, inconsistency, and other MSA charts.
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