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FMEA Facilitator

FMEA Facilitator

MEA Facilitator is a user-friendly, data-centric desktop software package designed to - guide practitioners through each step of the FMEA process - quickly focus attention on recommendations and actions that reduce risk - compensate for analytical shortcomings intrinsic to the traditional FMEA process

  • Publisher: Kinetic, LLC
  • Last updated: December 20th, 2010
CAPA Facilitator Pro

CAPA Facilitator Pro

CAPA Facilitator™ provides comprehensive management of existing and potential problems resulting from quality assurance concerns, customer complaints, audits, process problems, etc. to assure continuous compliance. Contains appropriate control and security tools for implementing current FDA Part 11 Compliance requirements.

  • Publisher: R. M. Baldwin, Inc.
  • Home page: www.rmbimedical.com
  • Last updated: October 28th, 2011

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Heli Traffic 2009

Heli Traffic 2009

Heli Traffic 2009 is the first Flight Simulator add-on that adds realistic AI helicopters that take off and land vertically, fly like helicopters and use helipads and not runways. This innovative product brings it's own AI engine that fully controls AI helicopters, instead of relying on FS to fly them.

  • Publisher: Flight One Software
  • Home page: www.flight1.com
  • Last updated: May 4th, 2009

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SPC Training Simulator

SPC Training Simulator

The SPC Training Simulator has been found very effective for training in classroom environment as well as for self-learning. It is being successfully used by Quality Managers, Facilitators, Trainers, and Consultants. Use this software to simulate and study: - Fundamentals of Normal Distribution - Control Charting and its physical significance - Process Capability Vs Process Control

  • Publisher: Symphony Technologies
  • Home page: www.symphonytech.com
  • Last updated: November 15th, 2011