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The QT9 Q-Cast

The QT9 Q-Cast explains what’s happening in quality—clearly and without the hard-to-learn jargon. We cover the standards that matter, what’s new, what’s changing next, and how different industries are affected.

Podcast · By QT9 Software · American English · Official site

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Sep 10, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 10, 2026

    #24: Root Cause Analysis in 2026: How to Find the Real Cause and Prove the Fix Worked (opens the original)

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    Root cause analysis should do more than document what went wrong. It should identify why the problem occurred, why existing controls failed to catch it, and what changed to reduce the risk of recurrence.In this episode of the Compliance Lab on the QT9 Q-Cast, Christian Reyes breaks down practical root cause analysis for modern quality teams. Learn how methods such as 5 Whys, fishbone diagrams, Pareto analysis, process mapping, 8D, and FMEA fit into an evidence-based investigation—and why stoppin

  2. Episode · Sep 10, 2026

    #23: Supplier Lot Traceability: Test Your QMS and ERP in 30 Minutes (opens the original)

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    How quickly can your organization trace a supplier lot from receiving through production and customer shipment? In this episode of the QT9 QCast Compliance Lab, Christian Reyes breaks down traceability expectations across ISO 9001, aerospace, medical device, and pharmaceutical quality environments, then walks through a practical five-part where-used drill.See how closed-loop traceability connects supplier records, receiving inspections, inventory, work orders, finished goods, shipments, and corr

  3. Episode · Sep 10, 2026

    #22: Supplier Management: How to Spot Quality Issues Before Costs Skyrocket (opens the original)

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    A supplier defect can cost far more than the price listed on the purchase order. In this episode of the QT9 Q-Cast Compliance Lab, Christian Reyes examines how one bad supplier lot can ripple from receiving through production, scheduling, quality, and ultimately the customer.Learn why effective supplier management software requires more than approvals and periodic scorecards. Closed-loop traceability connects supplier risk, lot genealogy, corrective actions, and the cost of poor quality—helping

  4. Episode · Jul 28, 2026

    #21: From Kickoff to Go-Live: How QT9’s Implementation Team Brings QMS Success to Life (opens the original)

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    Choosing a Quality Management System is about more than software—it’s about partnering with a team dedicated to your long-term success. In this episode, members of the QT9 QMS Implementation Team share what customers can expect after purchasing QT9 QMS, from kickoff through go-live.Learn how successful implementations are built on preparation, collaboration, and adaptability. The team discusses common implementation challenges, practical advice for accelerating deployment, and how QT9 helps orga

  5. Episode · Jul 17, 2026

    #20: AS9100 and IA9100 Aerospace Compliance | Audit Readiness (opens the original)

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    In this second installment of our AS9100 discussion, aerospace quality auditor and consultant Mike Varney returns to help manufacturers prepare for the upcoming revision of the standard. Rather than treating the change as a documentation exercise, Mike focuses on where auditors are expected to look harder — product safety, counterfeit and sub-tier controls, and the credibility of your data — and gives practical, proportional guidance for meeting those expectations without building new bureaucrac

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