Future Of Quality Management: 5 Trends In Quality Management Technology

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Future Of Quality Management: 5 Trends In Quality Management Technology

As we begin 2025, significant developments in quality management technology continue to emerge. With organizations facing potential losses in the millions from quality issues, staying ahead of technological trends isn't just beneficial – it’s essential for survival.

In our latest Verdantix Market Insight: Top 5 Trends In Quality Management Technology report, we explore developments that are transforming quality control. From sophisticated AI-powered inspection systems to innovative ESG compliance frameworks, these advancements are fundamentally reshaping how industries approach quality management.

The impact of these technologies is already evident in real-world applications. For instance, ThirdEye's computer vision system helped a plywood manufacturer reduce defect rates from 2% to just 0.1%, while another manufacturing firm achieved a 10,500-hour annual reduction in personnel hours using AssurX's platform. However, success requires careful consideration of implementation strategies, particularly when addressing AI ethics and system selection.

Furthermore, the growing emphasis on ESG compliance has elevated quality management beyond traditional metrics. Forward-thinking organizations are now integrating sustainability objectives into their quality frameworks, creating a powerful synergy that enhances both operational excellence and corporate responsibility.

If you are interested in learning more about how to navigate the quality management space, please read our 5 trends in quality management technology report here, or head to Vantage to view related reports.

April Choy

Analyst

April is an Analyst at Verdantix in the Verdantix EHSQ practice. Her current research agenda focuses on emerging technologies and the impact of software on the EHSQ function. Prior to joining Verdantix, April completed an MSc in Environmental Technology at Imperial College London, where she specialized in integrated water management.