Review charts and spreadsheets manually
Surface changing process behaviour and evidence to investigate
Build the practical AI capability modern Quality Engineers will increasingly need.
Quality work is moving beyond recording, reporting and reacting. This practical session helps you learn how to use AI to interpret SPC behaviour, connect PFMEA and problem-solving evidence, and ask better quality questions — while keeping engineering judgement firmly with you.
If you want to become the person in your team who can confidently combine quality engineering with AI-assisted analysis, this workshop is designed for you.
Quality Engineers, Quality Managers, Supplier Quality and Plant Quality teams.
SPC, PFMEA, 8D and real plant-quality scenarios rather than generic AI theory.
Customer questions, before-and-after scenarios and a live Quality AI demonstration.
AI surfaces evidence and recommendations. Quality professionals validate and decide.
The strongest quality professionals will still need process knowledge, statistical thinking, standards awareness and engineering judgement. AI adds another capability: getting to the right evidence, pattern or question faster.
This workshop is designed to help you start building that capability through the quality work you already understand.
Understand where AI can genuinely assist SPC, PFMEA, 8D and daily quality analysis — and where human judgement must remain in control.
Learn how to ask better questions of quality data and identify what deserves investigation instead of only preparing charts and summaries.
Be better prepared to discuss AI adoption with Quality Heads, plant teams, customers and digital-transformation teams using manufacturing language.
Take one familiar quality problem and see how an AI-assisted workflow changes the way you investigate, connect evidence and decide what to check next.
Could you tell the difference between a useful AI insight and a weak one? Could you ask the right follow-up question? Could you validate the evidence? Could you explain to your manager where AI should assist — and where it should not?
That practical judgement is exactly what this workshop starts building.
This workshop does not ask you to replace your Quality Engineer or rip out your existing systems. It shows where an intelligence layer may reduce searching, connect evidence and help teams investigate faster.
Review charts and spreadsheets manually
Surface changing process behaviour and evidence to investigate
Update after audits, complaints or process changes
Connect shop-floor learning to risks that may need review
Search old files, emails and people for history
Bring related failures, evidence and prior actions into the investigation
Ask teams for status and prepare reports
Start with the exceptions, evidence and actions that need attention
We ask how your quality process works today before showing an AI-assisted alternative. Expect polls, practical questions and a live scenario rather than a long feature tour.
Where quality engineers lose time today
From recording measurements to understanding process behaviour
From static documentation to living risk review
How previous evidence can shorten the starting point for investigation
Problem → insight → evidence → engineer decision
Bring one real quality problem and try it
2:30 PM – 3:30 PM IST
Same foundation workshop. Choose this slot if mid-afternoon fits your plant schedule.
1:45 PM – 2:45 PM IST
Same content, different time. The initial weeks will help us learn which timing works best for practitioners.
If appropriate, bring an SPC sheet, PFMEA, recurring defect, 8D or customer complaint. Dataviss can show how Qualitiviss + QAI may help organize the evidence and identify what deserves investigation — with the engineer remaining accountable for the decision.
Choose either Wednesday or Friday. Both sessions are designed around practical manufacturing-quality situations so you can connect AI directly to the work you already do — not learn AI in isolation.