Author: Andrew Amirnovin

How do continuous product teardown, disassembly, and reassembly, improve reliability and quality? Let’s find out here…

Should you do PCB design or enclosure design first for your new electro-mechanical product? That’s a question which bugs many […]

In this post, I’m going to introduce a helpful strategy for importers manufacturing in China or elsewhere to reduce quality […]

What is the Pareto analysis? Many engineers working in manufacturing turn to conducting a Pareto Analysis when they want to […]

CTQ means ‘Critical To Quality‘ and you can actually use that methodology for just about anything that you want to […]

In this post, we’re going to explore the dFMEA or design failure mode and effects analysis. This is a must-use […]

What is final hardware? Final hardware really means a combination of software and physical hardware (in the case of many […]

Mistake proofing is an important tool used by manufacturers for analyzing the assembly process and finding ways in which errors […]

Let’s look at how to reduce the product development lifecycle time and the benefits of doing so to importers who’re […]

What actions should you take if you find that you have a high return rate on your new product that’s […]

Six Sigma is a systematic approach to reducing variations and improving processes in all sorts of environments, particularly in manufacturing. […]

In today’s blog post we’re going to examine some of the key reasons for a high product return rate, so […]

Let’s discuss the ONE key type of activity that needs to happen during the NPI process in order to go […]

Here we’re focusing on product testing, specifically, drop testing using smartphones as a typical example of a consumer electronic product […]

During the new product development phases depending on the type of products that you make engineering teams are faced with […]