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Error Culture

Many visitors gathered at the Q.Event in the Öschberghof.

22.02.23

How You Respond Correctly to the Challenges of the Present and the Future

Impulses from the Q.Event 2022 in Donaueschingen: Fragile supply chains, shortage of raw materials, the effects of the climate crisis, war in Europe and an uncertain energy supply dictate our current actions and will not be solved soon. In ever shorter time periods, we have been – and continue to be –… Read more

Several hands touching each other as a sign of good corporate culture

Quality Management

Benedikt Sommerhoff

19.10.22

Intangible – Quality and Corporate Culture

When I hear and see how often carelessness, laissez-faire attitudes and wrong priorities cause failures, non-quality and waste, I wonder about the quality culture in some organizations. Quality culture, corporate culture, leadership culture, failure culture – we often talk about them, but I rarely hear… Read more

Babtec

Lea-Maria Anger

15.12.21

My Favorite Feature in BabtecQ and BabtecQube: Complaints

What do you like most about our software? The next answer to this question is provided by our Sales Consultant Maximilian Wittgenstein. He has been spreading good vibes at Babtec and our quality management software around the world for 13 years now. During this time, he has of course witnessed the… Read more

Quality

Lutz Krämer

30.09.21

How Management Systems Contribute to the Ecosystem for Quality

The forest is an example of an ecosystem that functions well. The ecosystem can therefore serve as an ideal for quality management, says Lutz Krämer. He describes what this insight means for companies and their management systems, what role each individual plays in this and what tasks we all face as a… Read more

Quality

Benedikt Sommerhoff

25.08.21

Bad Failurs, Good Faliures- What Kind of Failure Culture Would You Like?

Quality also means the absence of deficiencies, failures and problems. Failure reduction up to zero-error concepts is therefore an important thrust of quality management. On the other hand, failures challenge us to make improvements. We therefore see them as both a bad thing to be avoided and a good thing… Read more