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Documentation is part of your digital transformation

QMSR is raising the bar on document control, traceability, and evidence.

If your team is still using PowerPoint or Word for work instructions, you’re not alone, but it doesn’t have to work that way.

Documentation is the most overlooked tool in solving the tribal knowledge problem.

Part numbers, materials, suppliers, custom fields? All there. And yes, it stays synced automatically as designs change.

Learn how Quarter20 empowered Luminous' global team

PowerPoint has been the de facto tool for creating work instructions. Is there a better way?

Transform Maintenance Docs from a Liability into a Scalable, CAD-Connected Asset

In our latest interview, Pedro shares where the time actually goes on the path to production — and how even the best teams bleed momentum, one tiny delay at a time. Hardware doesn’t fail because of one bad decision. It fails because your engineers are still in PowerPoint, your CAD is stuck in screenshots, and your ops team is guessing which version is right.

Bad documentation is one of the most expensive blind spots on the production floor.

To better understand the state of documentation in the hardware industry and its cost to hardware development, Quarter20 brings together insights from hardware professionals across major industries, including aerospace, automotive, and consumer electronics. We delve into the reason why poor documentation is costing the industry billions of dollars and best practices for hardware teams to mitigate these costs.