Is your QMS on the right track to uncover COPQ risks?  

You’ve invested money, time and resources into your Electronic Quality Management System (eQMS) to reduce the cost of poor quality, ensuring your organization delivers the highest quality products to your customers.  

But is your eQMS investing in you?  Can you easily quantify the financial impact of scrap, rework or recalls that contribute to the cost of quality? 

According to the 2025 The Pulse of Quality in Manufacturing Report by ETQ, 75% of respondents have had a recall in the past five years.  

Isn’t time to invest in a QMS that invests in you!  

Start today with an eQMS that delivers continuous innovation and enhancements to uncover COPQ risks, pivoting quality management away from a cost center to a profit center. Stay ahead of the curve, up to date on industry trends, regulations and customer requirements while pinpointing both high and low quality costs. 

Join Jennifer Bianchini, Senior Product Marketing Manager, and Tom Barlow, Strategic Solutions Engineer from ETQ for an insightful session on how an eQMS helps eliminate costly variations and waste - boosting efficiency, consistency, and bottom-line results.  

Don’t miss out on the tips for out-of-the-box and advanced workflows, modern low-code/no-code for configurations and dashboards making sure everyone has visibility into the cost of quality.   

Be confident in the future of your quality strategy and discover first-hand how an eQMS can enabled you to: 

• Identify the costs of poor quality, gaining visibility and control over your quality management processes. 

• Uncover and prevent hidden costs, i.e., brand damage and customer loss, to increase customers and boost your bottom line.  

• Achieve real-time visibility with flexible advanced reporting and analytics that adapted to their processes - not the other way around. 

• Break down silos with direct integration with your eQMS, MES, CRM and ERP systems for a single source of truth.  

• See real-world customer success stories such as Wabtec Corp. reducing COPQ by 35% and Trane Technologies reducing scrap and rework by 32%.