2002 - Green Belt XL is released, an Excel based Six Sigma product that combines the power of SPC analysis and Management tools with the simplicity of Microsoftİ Excel.
2001 - SPC IV Excel is released, an easy to use
and affordable SPC solution that allows SPC charts to be created
in Microsoft Excel with just a few mouse clicks. eNet SPC, an
SPC package that allows users to access data or charts from any
web browser, is released.
2000 - Six Sigma Software Suite is released. QA-Active
SPC software, an ActiveX control, is upgraded and customized programming
services are announced. QA enters into the Partnership
for Six Sigma, a consultancy specializing in Six Sigma implementation.
QA releases a web-based SPC application that is customizable and requires
no client based installs.
1998 QA-Shop Floor is released, providing control
chart analyses in an easy to use interface for production processes.
QA Inc. acquires Quality Publishing, offering a product line with superior
Training Products for Quality professionals.
1997 QA-Quality Builder is released. This Active-X
control provides developers with a programming tool for constructing
and analyzing statistical control charts and related tools.
1996 QA Inc. begins distribution of Q-Pulse Quality
Management Software, a Document Control software package for ISO/QS
9000.
1995 QA Inc. begins distribution of SPC:Control
Charts, an interactive multimedia training program for Statistical Process
Control on CD-ROM, and TQM ToolSchool, reference software for the Quality
Improvement Tools.
1994 QA Inc. releases 7MP-PC IV, the 7 Management
Planning Tools. QA Inc. becomes the only software publisher to produce
all the major Quality Improvement Tools.
1993 SPC-PC IV Version 3 is released, the most
advanced SPC Windows product available.
1992 QA Inc. releases DOE-PC IV and GRR-PC IV,
the first Design of Experiments and Gage Repeatability & Reproducibility
software available for Microsoft Windows.
1991 QA Inc. releases SPC-PC IV, Version 1, the
first SPC program to run as a true Microsoft Windows application.
1990 SPC-PC II is upgraded with Johnson Control
Charts, the first and only tool for controlling non-normal processes.
1988 QA Inc. releases SPC-PC II, the first SPC
Software with pull-down menus, on-line help, extensive printer support,
and easy data editing.
1986 SPC-PC I is released. Program uses distribution
functions to provide the fastest, most accurate and versatile SPC program
available. Quality Publishing is the first company to publish a Study
Guide for an ASQ Certification Exam.
1984 QA Inc.'s SPC software is the first to offer
color printing of charts, user-selectable fonts, and batch printing.
1983 Company releases the first SPC program to
correctly analyze Non-normal and Folded normal processes.