That error you made today? It could've been prevented six months ago.
It’s because you shared bad data
Six months ago, brackets started cracking in the field, so engineering designed a thicker bracket, which also meant a longer screw.
An ECO kicked off. Next is communicating across teams and updating your documents across engineering, supply chain, manufacturing, and ops. But you forgot about page 30, Step 14 of the work instruction.
So what happened?
Your technician followed the old instruction with the shorter screw.
That's not a people problem. It's a data problem.
With Quarter20, when the bracket changed in CAD, your documents did too. Not just the part number, but the visuals and metadata across all your documents, so everyone has the right information
