- The difference between Statistical Process Control (SPC) & Statistical Quality Control (SQC)
- How SPC Affects Quality in Manufacturing
- How SPC & OEE (Overall Equipment Effectiveness) Boost Margins & Profits
Kevin Lee
Kevin Lee is a Senior Solutions Consultant at SafetyChain Software with over 25 years of experience in manufacturing, distribution, and supply chain management. He specializes in Quality Risk and Compliance for FDA-regulated industries, with a focus on manufacturing and supplier quality management. With extensive expertise in the Life Sciences, Food & Beverage, Chemical, and Consumer Packaged Goods (CPG) sectors, Kevin has a strong background in ERP and WMS implementations, particularly in plant management integrations. A seasoned solutions expert, he combines technical proficiency with strategic solution selling.
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