RACI Charts for Process and Procedure Management

September 7, 2015 Office

by Russell Keenan RACI charts are a type of Responsibility Assignment Matrix (RAM), which can be used to clarify and more effectively define, resource, and implement processes and procedures. RACI charts are especially well-suited for […]

Pushing the Boundaries of Traceable Measurement

May 26, 2015 Office

by Mettler-Toledo In recent years, National Metrology Institutes (NMIs) around the world have fielded increasingly frequent requests for a traceable weighing standard for weights in the sub-milligram range. New weight designs springing from combined public […]

Measurement Traceability: The Unbroken Chain

May 26, 2015 Office

by Kenneth Parson Many excellent articles have been written that cover the matter of measurement uncertainty as it applies to the Measurement Trace process. These articles usually focus on statistical or technical analysis of what […]

How to Perform a Repeatability Test

March 5, 2015 Office

by Richard Hogan The evaluation of uncertainty in measurement results is becoming an important requirement for laboratories seeking to attain or retain ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation. When assessors evaluate a laboratory’s uncertainty budgets, they commonly look […]

Made in America – European Origin?

March 5, 2015 Office

by David M. Walker This article discusses some of the issues for US manufacturers of metrology equipment when dealing with European Union funded programs. It is often the case that ‘EU’ funding is available only […]

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