Author: Bhavya Mangla
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Calmness: The Power of Stillness
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A Zen student once asked his teacher, “How long will it take me to master Zen?” The teacher replied, “Ten years.” The student said, “I’ll work harder, ten hours a day if I must! How long then?” The teacher smiled, “Twenty years.” Moral of the Story: Calmness cannot be rushed. It is not about…
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Reverse FMEA: Bridging the Gap Between Theory and Operations
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“Risk comes from not knowing what you are doing.” – Warren Buffett Introduction When we buy a new mobile phone, we don’t just compare the latest features. We also recall our past experiences, how long the battery lasted, how often the phone froze, and whether the storage was enough. These insights guide us in choosing…
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PPAP: Production Part Approval Process, 4th Edition
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“You can’t inspect quality into a product; it must be built in.” – W. Edwards Deming Introduction Before appearing for a competitive exam, we rigorously prepare through mock tests—replicating the real environment, writing for three hours with the same pen, and simulating every detail. The goal is to assess our readiness for the final day…
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Control Plan: 1st Edition 2024
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“If you can’t describe what you are doing as a process, you don’t know what you’re doing.” – W. Edwards Deming Introduction Just like a chef carefully follows each step of a recipe to create the perfect taste, flavour, and texture, the ultimate goal is to delight customers, satisfying their expectations and delivering true value…
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APQP Phase 5 Explained: Feedback, Assessment and Corrective Action
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“Feedback is the compass on the path to excellence.”: Unknown Introduction During an academic year, typically three to four Parent–Teacher Meetings (PTMs) are held. The purpose of these meetings is to periodically evaluate the students’ performance and communicate the observations to their parents or guardians. Based on the feedback received, parents can assess their child’s…